Puff Johnson
Puff Johnson's career flourished during the mid-1990s, when the R&B
singer/songwriter scored a pair of international hits with "Forever More" and
"Over and Over." Born in Detroit, Michigan, on December 10, 1972, Ewanya "Puff"
Johnson entered the entertainment business at young age, signing a short-lived
contract with Motown Records at 13 years old and working as an assistant
choreographer on the iconic music video for New Kids on the Block's "Step By
Step" three years later. After appearing on the title track of Tupac Shakur's
1995 album, Me Against the World, she began recording...
