Force One Network
By All Music Guide
By All Music Guide
Quest/Warner Brothers released Force One Networks debut album, The M M E Program 1, in 1992 while the group was still young. It received critical acclaim and started the group on tours that took it to Japan and Southeast Asia. The group put out a few more singles during 1992 and 1993 under the Quest/Warner Bros. label, including Somethin About You and Sista Sista. During the 90s, Dave Hollister also fronted for Teddy Rileys multi-platinum winner Blackstreet, and had two albums released by Dreamworks.
In 1997, Thug/Rowdy Records released the groups second album, Soul Network -- Program II, which included the popular Over & Over. A third self-titled major album from Force One Network came out in 2001 and featured Dave Hollister. The album picked up 11 of its songs from the two previous albums, including Spirit, and added previously unreleased two songs.
Hollister continued to solo as a songwriter and producer, with his solo debut album, Ghetto Hymns, coming out in 1999, and Force One Network Featuring Dave Hollister coming out in 2001. Chapmaster J changed his moniker to Big Brutha Soul and started another band with that name, working out of San Francisco.
