Original member Earl Robinson recruited Chicago natives Feloney Davis, Glenn Wright, and Euclid Gray as new members of Public Announcement in 1996 and Davis took over as the lead singer. In 1997, they eventually scored a record deal with A&M Records and started working on their sophomore and solo debut album All Work, No Play.
Public Announcement's original member Earl Robinson brought together Chicago natives Feloney Davis, Glenn Wright, and Euclid Gray in 1996 to form the group. The following year, Davis took over as lead singer, and they eventually landed a record deal with A&M Records, starting work on their sophomore album All Work, No Play.