TEAM RNS PRESENTS

ARTIST: Tiffany Villarreal

TITLE: Tiffany Villarreal

RIPPER: Team RNS

193kbps avg - R&B
0hr 50min total- 74.0mb

RELEASE DATE: 2004-08-03
RIP DATE: 2004-07-14

01 The Real Intro                 0:42

03 Rewind The Time (Feat. Raekwon)4:19
04 You, Yourself & You            3:59
05 Erotic Interlude               1:11

07 Go To Work                     4:21
08 Holla At Me                    3:27
09 For My Girls                   4:09
10 Better Woman                   3:29

13 Silent Gun (Feat. Sheek)       4:32
(Bonus Track For Japan)
14 Nine Months (Bonus Track For   3:54

A Triple Threat: talent, brains and
beauty. This complete combination is not
always common place in today's music
industry. In fact, with all the
haphazardly manufactured and
pre-fabricated "artists" popping up,
chances are slim that a true talent
will blossom. But an in depth look in
the right place will reveal that she is
out there and ready to embrace the
world. That she happens to be Universal
Recording artist, Tiffany Villarreal.
This Mexican and Puerto Rican 21-year old
songstress from San Antonio, Texas,
began singing as a toddler.
Villarreal's home was musically
divided between her mother's love for
the tunes of the Motown R&B era, her
father's penchant for the jams of the 60s
& 70s and Latin music. "The day after I
was born, I was at a party," Tiffany
laughs, describing how music was like a
member of the family, "all the family
played their own instruments and we
would dance and sing all the time."

From Texas, the immediate members of
the extended Villarreal family moved to
California and subsequently Las Vegas,
when Tiffany was in her teens. She was
afforded the wonderful opportunity of
attending a performing arts school that
she describes as similar to the 70's-80's
sitcom Fame. "It was cool because I was
surrounded by kids that had the same
dreams," says Tiffany, "and as hungry
as I was then, I'm even hungrier now."

That hunger manifested itself as hard
labor as Tiffany diligently worked at
whetting the appetites of the music
industry elite. "At one point, 702, who
are from Vegas as well, invited me over to
the studio and they were working with
Missy Elliott and I told her I sing,"
Tiffany speaks of the chance meeting
with prominent Virginia rapper and
producer. "So I sang for her and we
ended up recording a few songs." Missy
was just one of the many artists Tiffany
came in contact with. "I did songs with
Faith Evans," Tiffany adds, "I also did
a song with Alicia Keys before she became
famous. I had given my demo to Jon B and
P. Diddy." Tiffany made it her business
to be around the right people at the
right time. In fact, Missy believed in
Tiffany's project so much and that she
went as far as signing on as executive
producer of the petite singer's initial
album. However, at that time Miss
Villarreal was signed to RCA, a record
label that folded soon after her project
got under way. "I was really
discouraged," Tiffany discloses, "but
with the grace of God, I soon had

Despite the fact that these pre-recorded
songs remain tucked away, Tiffany is
wearing the experience on her arm and
that is what has helped her finally get
to the space where she belongs. "I
honestly believe there is a time and
place for everything," Tiffany affirms.

No longer a rookie in the music
industry, Tiffany, having just
approached the legal drinking age, is
seasoned and ready to release her
self-titled debut solo album, Tiffany
Villarreal. The album is a collection of
R&B treats that touch on every aspect of
life from love to relationships to girl
power to freedom.

"I'm a Spanish girl that sings R&B
music so that makes me different