2010: they are dustin 23,kelly 22,patrick 20,carnell 19,bryan 17.they just got signed to another record company and are working hard on a new cd 2009: 1. The five Breeding brothers of B5, consisting of Dustin 22, Kelly 21, Patrick 19, Carnell 18 and Bryan 16, are back, all grown up and showing off a new mature sound. Their sophomore album is set for release on Diddy's Bad Boy Records and the title, Don't Talk, Just Listen, says it all. Co-Executive Producer Kevin Wales had a great idea and after discussing it with the group they all knew the title was right. ...show more

2010: they are dustin 23,kelly 22,patrick 20,carnell 19,bryan 17.they just got signed to another record company and are working hard on a new cd 2009: 1. The five Breeding brothers of B5, consisting of Dustin 22, Kelly 21, Patrick 19, Carnell 18 and Bryan 16, are back, all grown up and showing off a new mature sound. Their sophomore album is set for release on Diddy's Bad Boy Records and the title, Don't Talk, Just Listen, says it all. Co-Executive Producer Kevin Wales had a great idea and after discussing it with the group they all knew the title was right.

Dustin explains, "We came up with that title because we want people to let go of their old notions about who we are and listen to what we have to say." And what the boys are saying is pretty much what you'd expect of teenage boys on the verge of manhood. "It's still clean music but it has more of an edge," says Kelly. "We're not talking about how we can't wait to see a girl in school the next day [as in their 2005 single, All I Do], we're talking about chilling and dancing in the clubs; we're talking about girls, like all teenagers do." On 'Don't Talk' B5 cleverly navigates the vast emotional terrain of love and relationships, unleashing an array of stories, many of them taken from their own experiences. "Erica Kane" is just one example of the broad scope of experiences the Breeding brothers have shared since they first stepped into the public eye.

While they hold onto much of who they were when fans first met them, it's clear that the Kansas-born, Florida-bred brothers are ready to push the envelope. "It's been two years since our first album," says Dustin. "We were younger back then but with this album we had more say-so in terms of what we wanted to do. From this album you'll get to see more of the real side of B5." Carnell adds, "We're growing up and we know the fans are growing up with us." "Hydrolics," featuring Bow Wow, is the first single from the album and a powerful glimpse into "Don't Talk". ...show less