Teron Beal is an American singer-songwriter born in

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and others.

Songwriting credits

– "Heaven Can Wait" (Sony, 2001) *

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– "Time of Our Lives" (Capitol) *

– "Breaking Down (Wait)" (Columbia) *

– "Look So Good" (Interscope) *Mýa – "After the Rain" (Interscope) *Mýa featuring

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– " Best of Me" (Interscope) *Mýa – "Fear of Flying" (Interscope) *

– "Past 12" (Columbia, 2003) *

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– "Mama Said" (Arista) *

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– "Blue" (Atlantic) *

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– "Givin' It Up" (J Records) * Naughty by Nature featuring 3LW – "Feels Good" (TVT) *

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featuring

– "Ride" (Warner Bros.) *Jaheim featuring

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– "Just in Case" (Warner Bros.) *

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– "My Yard" (Universal) *

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– "After Party" (Arista) * Another Level – "Girlfriend" (RCA International) *

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– "One Night" (Motown) *

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featuring

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– "I Do (Part 2)" (Arista) *

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– "Look Around" (J Records) *

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– "Playing Games" (J Records) * Changing Faces – "Cry for Me" (Atlantic) *

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– "Doin' My Thang" (LaFace) *

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– "If You Don't See" (Universal) *

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– " Constantly" (MCA) * Jhené – "No Love" (Columbia, 2003) *

– "Moonlight" (Jive) *

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– "She Should Be Mine" (Virgin) *Allure – "Cool with Me" (MCA) *Raine – "N-O L-O-V-E" (Arista) *

– "All I Ever Think About" (Def Jam, 2009)

References

External links

Teron Beal Official websiteFanpage
at Facebook
French interview with Teron Beal on Soulrnb.com (14/01/11)
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