**Updated** TV One Unsung Featuring Chante Moore Premieres to Huge Ratings; H-TOWN, Nate Dogg And More to Be Showcased

TV One is gearing up to give more insight in the world of music with its new season of  Unsung. The top rated series chronicles the ups and downs of various musical artists who have reached massive successes and the trappings and struggles it entails.

According to TV One: 

"The insightful episode  featuring Chante Moore  ranked as the #1 fourth quarter Weeknight Primetime Unsung Telecast of All Time among key demos: W25-54 (.95/250K), W18-49 (.67/206K). 

The tell-all Unsung episode in which Moore, who is also a cast member of TV One's R&B Divas LA, opened up about her career and recent divorce, also delivered 436K HHLDS with a .78 rating. In addition, after 7 years Unsung continues to be a premier designation on Cable Wednesday nights at 8pm, ranking as the #1 4Q15 program among African Americans in all key demos."

This time around the show brings the viewer into the world of Chante Moore, legendary bands Lakeside and K.C. and The Sunshine Band, rap legend Nate Dogg, the highly popular broadway performer Jennifer Holliday and loads more.


Check the breakdown:

H-TOWN 
Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. -  H-Town exploded on to the R&B scene in 1993 with their No. 1 song "Knockin Da Boots." The platinum-selling single from their debut album "Fever for Da Flavor"put both the group and their hometown of Houston on center stage. On the cusp of a comeback in 2003, H-Town was devastated when lead singer Dino was killed in a hit-and-run car accident. Remaining members Shazam and G.I. continue to keep the group and Dino's legacy alive.

Photo Cred - STL

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 
Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 8 p.m.  - Jennifer Holliday has a voice unlike any other. The original "Dreamgirl," she rose to instant fame at the age of 21 after her unforgettable performance of "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" in the 1981 Broadway production of "Dreamgirls." However, she fell into a state of depression due to personal struggles and the release of the 2006 "Dreamgirls" film without her participation. Following her recovery and return to performing, Jennifer Holliday gives a rare look into her past, her struggles with weight, depression and MS, and her hopes for a career she feels has yet to fully blossom.

NATE DOGG 
Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. - Since crashing the pop and hip hop charts in the early 1990s with Death Row Records, Nate Dogg became the "go to" R&B singer with a soulful hook. The sonic and spiritual leader behind the G-funk movement, he was a leader in this musical genre which combined soulful harmonies and gangsta rap. Ultimately, ill health and a series of strokes brought his life to a sad, tragic end.