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No Doubt (30th Anniversary), the debut album from 702—a project that introduced the Las Vegas trio as one of the era's most promising female groups. Released on October 8, 1996 via Motown and Biv 10 Records, the album blends hip-hop soul attitude with polished vocal harmonies, capturing the evolving sound of contemporary R&B.

Anchored by standout singles like "Steelo" (featuring Missy Elliott) and "Get It Together," No Doubt delivers a confident mix of youthful swagger and emotional depth. The production—handled by contributors like The Characters and Donell Jones—fuses groove-heavy beats with melodic hooks, giving the album a distinctive balance between radio-ready appeal and street influence.

Commercially, the album made a strong impact, reaching No. 82 on the Billboard 200 and earning Gold certification in the U.S., fueled by over 500,000 units sold.  Its success helped position 702 as a rising force in the R&B landscape, further amplified by award recognition and charting singles.

No Doubt is more than a debut—it's a snapshot of late-'90s R&B at a pivotal moment, where girl group harmonies met hip-hop edge. For fans of classic Motown-era reinvention and the golden age of urban soul, this album remains a foundational listen with undeniable attitude and timeless grooves.

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[RAY7]

That's dope for them. They've been through a lot

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[Justice Jackson]

Love this album

And the skate parties gonna be lit.. The video for "star" was super fun

[Kalifornia.]

I kinda want to go

[Hatsumomo]

I'm excited about this, but they need new stylists