The R&B group Public Announcement was founded in 1991 by Earl Robinson. R Kelly hired the group after firing his previous group, MGM. The original members of Public Announcement were Earl Robinson, Andre Boykins, and Ricky Webster.

Born into the 90’s is the 1992 debut collaboration album by R. Kelly and the R&B group Public Announcement. The album featured several R&B hits, including: “She’s Got That Vibe,” “Honey Love”, and “Slow Dance (Hey Mr. DJ)” just to name several.

Public Announcement released several albums All Work, No Play, Don’t Hold Back and When the Smoke Clears. The R&B group hit songs include “Body Bumpin’ (Yippie-Yi-Yo)”, “Mamacita” “John Doe,” “Man Ain’t Supposed To Cry.”

Earl Robinson worked with numerous artist on They Authentic Records, LLC. He contributed his time producing, giving vocal lessons and developing artist. Over the past several years Robinson has worked with artist such as Tocarra, Prince JoShun, Ra Unskrypted and released solo albums titled: Kiss The Night Away and The Steppers Set on his label Done Deal Records LLC.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.

Now streaming exclusively on SoundCloud, My Own Flow marks the definitive evolution of AIKO NOVA — a cinematic dark-pop project where emotion and production collide. Across eleven remastered tracks, the album immerses listeners in a world of shadowed beauty: deep bass beds, live-sounding percussion, analog synth layers, and flashes of Spanish guitar woven through lush electronic textures.

Fronted by AIKO’s unmistakable vocals — warm, raspy, and intimate — the record captures both fragility and strength in the same breath. From the haunting piano and atmospheric pulse of “Fall” and “Dawn,” to the confident momentum of “My Own Flow” and “True Fire,” each track feels alive, cinematic, and emotionally charged. “Silver Flame” and “Drifting” shimmer like midnight reflections, while “Crown Of Stars” and “Between The Smoke” dive into darker, hypnotic grooves anchored by human-sounding beats and layered harmonies. The final trio — “Sugar And Gasoline,” “Hold My Fractures,” and “Let You Be Free” — lands with quiet intensity, closing the album in a whisper of catharsis and rebirth.

AIKO NOVA isn’t a conventional band — it’s a multidisciplinary sound collective built around a single creative vision: to merge the emotional weight of live performance with the precision of electronic art. My Own Flow feels handcrafted and cinematic, blurring the lines between dark-pop, downtempo, and electronica.

Now available on SoundCloud, this album is both confession and confrontation — a late-night journey through heartbreak, healing, and the rediscovery of self. My Own Flow doesn’t just play; it breathes.