The guys have been busy doing spot dates on Prince’s “ Welcome to America Tour,” sitting in as the house band for TV One‘s new show “ Way Black When” which debuts in February 2011 and performing internationally on their own busy touring circuit.

Their high level of musicianship and showmanship along with their trademark fusion of R&B and soul with funk, jazz and rock, have resulted in such timeless anthems as “Breakin’ My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes),” “What Kind of Man Would I Be,” and “U Send Me Swingin.” 2011 is off to a banner year for Mint Condition as they celebrate their 20th Anniversary. Having recorded half a dozen successful studio albums, over a dozen hit singles and collaborated with everyone from Janet Jackson, Alicia Keys and Jill Scott to Charlie Wilson (Gap Band) and Maurice White (Earth, Wind & Fire), Mint Condition is as real as it gets. It is no wonder that this all-star unit can count Prince and Stevie Wonder as fans. In this age of one-hit wonders, cookie -cutter acts and autotune and synthesizer gimmickry, Mint Condition has proven to be one of the most loved and revered R&B bands to emerge in the past couple of decades. The chart-topping and globe-trotting R&B mainstay, who was discovered by music moguls Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, will release their first recording for Shanachie Entertainment in April 2011, just in time to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. Shanachie Entertainment is pleased to announce the signing of R&B super-group Mint Condition.

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