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The epitome of girl power that took the R&B scene by storm
This track from 702 shines with its innovative beat and smooth chorus, produced by Missy Elliott.
"Where My Girls At?" stands out for its minimalist sound structure but addictive melody. The sophisticated and cool production, symbolizing the golden age of R&B in the late 90s, has had a huge influence on many subsequent artists.
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- Producer - Missy Elliott
- Co-producer - Rapture Stewart
- Co-producer - Eric Seats
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