Cool It Now
New EditionReported release: 1984Date needs verification | Recent carryover
Source year-end #26Supplied note - not independently verified
The challenges of young love and peer pressure.
View background statusNew Edition
4 catalog entries, grouped by year.
About New Edition
New Edition developed in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood and recorded Candy Girl with producer Maurice Starr for Streetwise in 1983. A move to MCA brought the self-titled album and singles Cool It Now and Mr. Telephone Man. The group later worked with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis on Heart Break. Its members also pursued solo records and the separate trio Bell Biv DeVoe, before the New Edition reunion album Home Again brought the performers together in 1996.
Artist background sources
New Edition - Universal Music Japan band biography
Read Roxbury/Streetwise/Starr, 1983 Candy Girl, MCA singles, Heart Break producers, separate member projects and 1996 Home Again. The inaccurate Heart Break/Johnny Gill year and Bobby Brown solo debut year are omitted, along with contractual disputes, private conduct and commercial totals. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-18. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
1985
1988
Supplied note - not independently verified
Questioning the nature of one's feelings
View background status1996
Supplied note - not independently verified
The song was inspired by the group's comeback and their new mature sound.
View background status1997
I'm Still in Love with You
New EditionRelease year not establishedDate review open
Source year-end #44Artist background available
New Edition developed in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood and recorded Candy Girl with producer Maurice Starr for Streetwise in 1983. A move to MCA brought the self-titled album and singles Cool It Now and Mr. Telephone...
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