Background
Following the success of her self-titled debut studio album, Harrison quickly re-entered the recording studio to begin work on her sophomore album. Her self-titled debut studio album spawned three Top 10 hits and garnered attention for her vocal performances on Pras hit "Ghetto Supastar" and Blackstreet's Take Me There. During her two years away, Mýa's managed to tour with some of the biggest names in the business, both on the Smokin' Grooves tour as well as with Lilith Fair. Originally scheduled to drop at the end of February 2000, Fear of Flying featured a number of guest vocalists on the project, including TLC's Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, Jordan Knight, and Beenie Man. Harrison recorded with several different producers for this album, including She'kspere, Knobody, Tricky Stewart, and Robin Thicke. To help sign, seal, and deliver that promise, she enlisted such production mega-talent as Wyclef and Swizz Beatz of Ruff Ryders for the album, which was due on April 25.
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