Eric Roberson is a rhythm and blues/ neo soul singer and songwriter originally from Rahway, New Jersey in the United States.
Born on 25 September 1976, Roberson got his start in music with the release of his first single “The Moon” which was released in 1994 by Warner Brothers Records. The single originally had belonged on an album, but the album was never released. He completed his studies in Musical Theatre at Howard University in Washington DC. While still attending Howard University he performed in a number of musicals and plays, helping him land a songwriting deal with EMI Label. The deal allowed him to go on to collaborate with various Philadelphia-based artists such as Jill Scott, Musiq Soulchild and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
While continuing to collaborate with other artists like DJ Jazzy Jeff, Roberson found success with his songwriting. He also continued to release albums between 2003 and 2014 such as “The Appetizer” and “Music Fan First” with Blue Erro Soul. In fact, his 2013 release, “Music Fan First” reached number 89 on the US R&B charts. In 2006 Roberson released his first live album entitled “Erro LiveVol. DC.” Also in 2006 he appeared on DJ Spinna’s “Intergalactic Soul” LP. In 2014 he released two albums, “B-Sides, Features and Heartaches” and “The Box,” both of which made it on the US R&B chart.
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