Artist description Francis H. is extremely versatile! His skills include Composing, Singing, Acting, Dancing, and Performing Sketch Comedy. He has written over 200 songs in the genres of R&B, Rap, Pop, Country, and even Comedy. Francis H. plays several instruments such as Piano, Bass, and Drums. Francis is Currently working on a new CD that will be available on mp3.com in the near future.Listed on this page are just a few of his works from past projects ranging from EPs to Feature Film Soundtracks. Francis wanted to make these (previously unavailable) works available.

Music Style R&B/Pop

Musical Influences Prince, D'Angelo, Babyface, Jon B, Chico Debarge

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Artist History Francis spends a lot of his leisure time in Las Vegas. When Francis isn't at The Rio, New York, New York, Treasure Island or any other casino on the strip, he spends most of his time in the studio working on his music.(250 Songs in all) He has produced a wide verity of music ranging from Ganstga Rap to R&B Ballads. He has starred in several feature films including "Partners For Life", "Hope", and most recently "Fast As You Can". Francis has also composed original score and soundtracks for feature films including "Partners For Life" & "Fast As You Can" as well as a few commercials jingles. He has written and produced numerous Gangsta Rap CDs. Francis H. has a good moral standing but, believes that much like in movies, music is a form of entertainment that should never be limited to ethical views. He encourages any and all persons trying to succeed to "never give up" by saying "If the front and back doors are both bolted shut, then climb in through the air-conditioning vents! Do whatever it takes, just get in!"

Albums Forever Francis

Location Las Vegas, NV - USA

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