

On March 6, the group appeared on WERQ, a Baltimore radio station, to promote their reunion. In early 2008, the original quartet version of Dru Hill began touring alongside fellow 1990s R&B acts Tony! Toni! Toné!, Bell Biv Devoe, and their former producer Keith Sweat. He was also working on a solo project called From EA 2 Cali, which never was released.ĭuring an interview with DJ Holiday, he stated he was releasing "Quiet Money" in the near future. Both collections included Sisqó's biggest solo hits, "Thong Song" and "Incomplete" alongside the Dru Hill songs.ĭuring the summer of 2007, Scola released a slow jam compilation CD entitled Scola's Lost Treasures. "I Should Be." was a Top 30 pop hit and a Top 10 R&B hit, while its follow-up "I Love You" failed to make a strong impression.īy 2005, Dru Hill had been released from their Def Soul contract and had disappeared from public view.ĭef Soul released a greatest hits compilation, Dru Hill: Hits, on October 11, along with a corresponding DVD collection of the group's music videos. Most of the album's tracks featured Sisqó, Jazz, Woody, and Scola sharing the leads, including the lead single "I Should Be.". Producers such as Bryan Michael Cox and Kwamé also made contributions. Nearly all of the album's tracks were produced by Nokio, who sung lead on the tracks "She Said" and "Men Always Regret". Scola wrote the songs "My Homie" and "No Matter What" for Woody's album, and sings backgrounds on several tracks.ĭru World Order was released on November 26, 2002, two years after its original planned release date. Woody eventually arranged a solo deal with Kirk Franklin's Gospocentric Records, which released his gospel album, titled Soul Music, on April 9, 2002. Scola became the group's new fourth member but Jazz changed his mind about leaving the group and returned and Scola became their fifth member along with all four original members.

Def Jam did not want to keep Dru Hill as a trio with Sisqó, Nokio, & Woody so Sisqó asked Woody to ask Scola to join.

By the end of the year, Sisqó and Nokio had begun plans to reassemble Dru Hill, enlisting Baltimore associate Rufus Waller, who performed under the name "Scola", as a replacement for group member Larry "Jazz" Anthony who wanted to pursue a solo career. "Without You" was issued as an album track on Return of Dragon, which performed below expectations after its June 2001 release. The popularity of "Let's Get Personal" resulted in a great deal of airplay in Baltimore and other cities, and established Waller as a local favorite.ĭru World Order was placed on indefinite hold, and Sisqó began work on a second solo LP, Return of Dragon. It was later followed by his first album.

In 1996, Waller, as "Ruscola", released his debut single, "Let's Get Personal". He was also featured on Woody's track "How Can I Desert You" along with Ruff Endz. And Scola was one of the featured guest and producer of Woody gospel project. Perfect Combination consist of Scola, Dae Dae & Jamieo, were they got their first deal with Elektra Records. In 1992, Scola was part of a local group called The Perfect Combination. Where he has singles like Let's Get Personal & Mood For Love from the album One Love.One Struggle. He has also recorded his own solo R&B album "From EA To Cali", on his own label Victory Records. Scola is best known as the fifth member of multi-platinum R&B act Dru Hill, a group he has written and sung lead on songs such as "I Love You", "Old Love", and "I Should Be". Scola (born Rufus Waller on March 2, 1978) is an African-American singer, dancer and musician.
