Rachid

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Rachid

voc, bvoc, *1979 US
Singer of Pop and Electronic
A.k.a. Rasheed A. Bell

Rachid Bell is an American singer born on September 17, 1979, in New Jersey. He is the son of founding Kool & The Gang member Ronald Bell. He graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York. He wrote and produced his debut album "Prototype" on Universal Records which was released in 1998. The single "Pride" was the first song to be record on the album which peaked #33 on the Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart and #89 on UK's Singles Chart. In 2007, Rachid resurfaced under the new stage name Rasalus, crediting it as abandoning his Islamic religion. He released a 5-track pop/rock EP titled "My Name Is Rasalus" in the same year. As of 2013, he performs under the stage name "Râ".

Instruments

Vocals
Backing Vocals

Genres

Pop
Electronic
Dance
Rock
R&B/Soul

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Fade Away	Rachid	2019	Single
Whatever It Takes	Rachid	2018	Single
A1 / B1	Rachid	2017	Single
My Name Is Rasalus	Rachid	2007	Album
Zoe's World	Rachid	1999	Single
Dance The Night Away / Pride	The Mavericks / Rachid	1998	Single
Requiem Pour Un Con	Rachid	1998	Album
Prototype	Rachid	1998	Album
Prototype Sampler	Rachid	1998	Album
Pride	Rachid	1998	Album
Charade (Grooverider Vocal Remix) / B-Boy Stance (Grooverider Remix)	Rachid / Freestylers		Single

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