Will Preston returns with his latest release, "Of Course I Lied" available on all digital music and streaming platforms.
Will continues to prove that R&B has a stake in the ever-changing landscape of contemporary music. "Of Course I Lied" is filled with unbridled emotion and is unapologetically soulful with Will's rich vocals leading the way. He masterfully weaves in and out of lush melodies delivering what could be an instant R&B hit.
Lyrically, Will takes a diversion from the trademark sentiments of reciprocated love found in prior fan favorites like "Candy Coated Raindrops", "Let's Play", and "Never Knew Love". "Of Course I Lied" is a story of unrequited love, offering listeners an inside view of an uncomfortable and seemingly tumultuous end. The song, which was also written by Will, is an impassioned ride through the emotions of letting go. As Will states, "This song represents an often unforeseen but very existent component of love for some. It happens."
"Of Course I Lied" is the lead single from Will's upcoming project due later this year. His last full-length release, Where Do I Begin?, offered the standout singles "Never Knew Love", "Let's Play", and "The End" which continue to garner rave reviews globally.
Recently, he teamed up with multi-award winning producer Eric Seats (Aaliyah, Pharrell, Jay-Z, Lalah Hathaway, and others) to release the single,”That Good Love”
which appeared on Seat's Sidiooo Vol. 3 collection. The song continues to chart and amass accolades worldwide.
Will's other past projects include It's My Will, Caught In the Act: The Live Experience and #reacquainted.
Once again, the delivery is a signature sound that is engaging and timeless... It is the sound of Will Preston.
Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, actress and entrepreneur Mýa has released the deluxe edition to her eponymous self-titled debut album which commemorates it's 25th anniversary.
Originally released on April 21, 1998 via Interscope Records, the deluxe edition includes the original 12 songs + 6 bonus tracks featuring remixes and sped up versions of her hit singles "It's All About Me" ft. Sisqóand "Movin' On" ft. Silkk the Shocker and a Spanish version to "My First Night with You" available on streaming platforms for the first-time ever.
Tonight at 7PM EST, Mýa will be going live on Instagram to discuss her debut album, the 25 year journey, answer fan questions & more.
"Since my debut, I've had so many incredible creative partners. I'm excited to revisit my archives and share my music to my fans around the world." -Mýa
Award-winning and chart-topping R&B trio After 7 which currently consist of founding members Kevon Edmonds & Keith Mitchell and newest member Danny McClain has released their latest single "The Day" featuring Stokley.
Written and produced by Mint Condition's Lawrence Waddell and Stokley, the smooth mid-tempo track follows previous singles "Tomorrow Can Wait", "Extra Mile", "No Place Like You" and "Bittersweet" from After 7's fifth studio album Unfinished Business.
Singer-songwriter Tanya Nolan has released the official music video visual to her latest single "Pace Yourself" featuring multi-award winning artist Raheem DeVaughn.
Written by Raheem DeVaughn and produced by Cory Mo, "Pace Yourself" is currently #19 on the Billboard Adult R&B chart, marking Tanya's third top 20 entry on the chart in the last two years.
Tanya continues to enjoy the success of her recent Top 25 Billboard single "My Best" (Remix) featuring Grammy Award-winning artist and producer CeeLo Green.
RnBJunkieOfficial caught up with Tanya Nolan to discuss "Pace Yourself" and much more HERE
Tony Award-winning and Grammy nominated trailblazing singer-actress Melba Moore began her career on Broadway in memorable roles such as Hair (1967), Purlie (1970). Soon after, she launched a successful variety television show with Clifton Davis and a music recording career releasing 25 studio albums to date featuring hits such as "This Is It", "You Stepped Into My Life", "Lean On Me", "Love's Comin' at Ya", "Livin' for Your Love", "Read My Lips", "Love the One I'm With (A Lot of Love) with Kashif and the No. 1 hits "Falling", "A Little Bit More" with Freddie Jackson and the Negro National Anthem "Lift Every Voice and Sing". She became the first Black Woman to inhabit the role of Fantine in Les Miserables (1995). With fresh thoughts and ideas, Ms. Moore is "still here" to deliver great, quality music and performances with her latest album "Imagine" available everywhere music is purchased.
TERRANCE: This year you will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Tell us how you found out about the news and your reaction to it.
MELBA MOORE: Well, I'm still stunned. I know for a little while now, they haven't given us a date when they are going to present it, because they have their own press that they want to do first. But I'm really of course honored. I found out too that it's quite a complicated process that you have to go through to be accepted. You don't just get your own star. Fans do it and it has to be paid for and you have to go through several Board of Directors and you have to make sure they accept you. It's more than a notion to get a star, so I'm very, very, very honored and excited and I can't wait. You get to invite some people you think are important in your life to share the stage with you when you receive it, so I'm looking forward to all of that.
TERRANCE: You recently released your 25th studio album Imagine. Talk about the thought process behind that album.
MELBA MOORE: Well, this is my opportunity I believe to pass the baton to the next generation. My daughter is the executive producer of the album. She brought it to me during the pandemic which is interesting because nobody wasn't doing anything. Everything was shut down. So, over a two year period she kept bringing me these songs. She said, ma you like these songs? This song, that song. You know, one by one. They were all great wonderful songs. The demos were done by different artists who sang beautifully. I said to my daughter whose name is Charli, you think they're good for me? Do you just want me to listen to them or do you have a purpose? She said, ma, I think they would be great for you. I said, well you and I have never collaborated before so how do you know what's good for me to sing? *laughs*. She said, well Uncle Beau thinks they're good for you. Her Uncle Beau pretty much co-produced and executive produced or helped pick the people we worked with over the last 15 or 20 years of successful recordings I've had. I said, oh that makes a difference if you and he had been listening to them, that means there's a professional ear that comes to this. I listened to them to see if they fit my voice. So, after she brought me a whole bunch of really great songs, the three of us narrowed it down to which one's we all agreed on. I went in the studio and recorded each one of them and we can see then, because we have our own pace and we're not under anyone's pressure or anything. We can come to our own conclusions. We don't have to go through a Board of Directors. So, we did that and that's how we essentially came up with the album. And then I said, okay who's going to market it and promote it because I don't have a label for these. So, the three of us determined it was time for the project to be under my daughter's label and company since she brought it to me. This is the first time that she's actually come aboard as a professional member of the team. She's been our baby growing up in the office and around us all of the time, but now she's the boss.
TERRANCE: "Since I Took My Heart Back" and "The Highest Star" are some of my favorites from the album. Are there any personal favorites of yours?
MELBA MOORE: Ohhh, I like those too. You know, one of my favorites is "So In Love". My daughter brought it to me and she was like, ma how you like this? And she said, I'm not going to tell you who wrote it or anything like that, I just want to see what your feeling is. Because sometimes when you know who did something, you're prejudice with it. *laughs*. So, I said, oh wow this is going to be like a game-changer. So she said, this is what I would like to do and I said, what Boss baby? *laughs*. She said, what I would like to do is continue with the album but I would like to add this as a bonus track, so in a way we would do a whole re-release, introducing some new songs and also giving fresh new life to the Imagine album. I said, whoa, I'm glad I'm not on the business part of this because I wouldn't have been thinking about doing anything like that. So, this is fantastic. I got new fresh thoughts and ideas. Chantel Hampton is the songwriter and producer on this new song and she co-wrote and co-produced it with Rahni Harris.
TERRANCE: What do you attribute your longevity to in this ever changing music industry?
MELBA MOORE: I guess I'm changeable too. But with that, you get different people coming aboard that have different abilities that you've been partnering with that keeps you flexible, I think.
TERRANCE: If you could change one thing about the music industry, what would it be?
MELBA MOORE: Racism. Of course that goes for racism everywhere and everybody in certain ways, but especially for black people and not just in America.
TERRANCE: Are there any career highlights that stand out to you?
MELBA MOORE: Well, I'm going to get the Hollywood Walk of Fame Star. I've gotten President Joe Biden and Barack Obama Community and Lifetime Achievement Awards. So, I'm really glad to be receiving so many awards and accolades that remind me that I didn't just spend time in the industry, but people think I've accomplished something. You can't give yourself these awards, other people have to give them to you. And then you say, oh wow! That's great to know I meant something in the industry. My calendar is full, so they still want to see me and listen to me, so I'm very happy and grateful for that.
TERRANCE: What inspired you to record what is considered the Black National Anthem "Lift Every Voice and Sing"?
MELBA MOORE: Well, I had seen an NAACP Awards show where they were awarding Dr. Dorothy I. Height. She was President of the National Council of Negro Women. I had been traveling around with her doing festivals called Black Family Reunions in every major city where there was a big black population. And so she invited me to sing the Negro National Anthem at one of the prayer breakfast. I didn't know that we had an anthem that defined us as a nation and so I found out it was written by James Weldon Johnson. I got my record company Capitol Records at the time to record it and then who's going to record it with me? I said, you know what? I bet there's a lot of people like me who don't realize we have a Negro National Anthem, because even in the 90's we were not calling ourselves Negros. So, I told my A&R at the time that it would be a good idea to spread it around to some other icons and legends in the industry, so we could make a point that it was not a new song and it was not my hit record, but it was our National Anthem and Dr. Height had Congressman Walter Fauntroy who was Head of the Black Caucus at the time, join with the NAACP to introduce it officially on record as the Negro National Anthem. Debbie Allen did the wonderful video. Jesse Jackson did the audio version of the narration and Louis Gossett, Jr. did the video version narration. It was star-studded. We had The Clark Sisters, Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick, Jeffrey Osborne, Stephanie Mills, Bobby Brown, Anita Baker, CeCe Winans and of course BeBe Winans who produced it and there were more on it.
TERRANCE: What can you tell us about your character in the upcoming TUBI-TV sitcom "Kim & Niecy" which stars Countess Vaughan and Shar Jackson?
MELBA MOORE: Oh, they're creating that as we speak. That was just offered to me and so they're working on creating what the characters are going to be, so I don't really know enough to tell you about it yet. It's a great, great, great opportunity to come back into comedy television.
TERRANCE: Are there any final words you would like to share with your fans, followers and readers?
MELBA MOORE: Well, I want to thank them so very much for being there for over half of my life and giving me the longevity that I have, because if they don't support you then you don't have a career. I'll have to go do something else if they weren't here, so I'm extremely grateful. I want them to know that I appreciate them everytime they see me somewhere whether it's on zoom, on the radio or live, I'm going to do my best to say thank you for giving me such an incredible life.
Fifteen-time Grammy Award-winning Superstar Alicia Keys took to social media to announce her upcoming tour Keys to the Summer in partnership with Live Nation which makes stops in 22 cities across North America starting June 28th in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
In a statement about the tour, Keys says:
"The KEYS TO THE SUMMER TOUR is going to be completely unforgettable and unmissable! I describe it as a celebration of freedom and self-liberation! It’s going to be colorful, magical and will light up your body, soul and all of your senses! This is my first time creating a 360 experience and we’ve made sure it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen! I’m so excited to see y’all this summer!"
The KEYS TO THE SUMMER TOUR tickets are on sale HERE
Three-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Angie Stone reunites with Musiq Soulchild on new duet "The Gym".
Written and produced byWalter W. Millsap III, Teak Underdue, Balewa Muhammad, Candice C. Nelson and Elye Franklin, the smooth and sultry track follows after Stone's previous single "Kiss You" and Musiq Soulchild's latest album Victims & Villains.
Angie Stone & Musiq Soulchild previously collaborated in 2001 on "The Ingredients of Love" from Stone's Mahogany Soul album.
Chart-topping R&B/Soul crooner Noel Gourdin has released his new single "Getcha" to digital music and streaming platforms via TopNotch Music.
Written and Produced by Noel Gourdin, Marquis Green and Canita Rogers, the smooth groove follows after Gourdin's "Get to You" and slated to appear on his upcoming EP.
The 8th annual Black Music Honors which shines a spotlight on revolutionary artists and musicians who have made significant impact on African American music, returns with it's highly anticipated live taping at the renowned Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta, GA on Thursday, May 19th.
The celebration will be co-hosted by singer and actress LeToya Luckett and comedic actor DeRay Davis.
This year's honorees include some of the most influential names in Black Music history, such as hip-hop superstar, songwriter-producer and cultural icon Missy Elliott; award-winning R&B vocal trio and one of the best-selling female groups of all time SWV; disco superstar vocalist, songwriter, record producer and all-around performer Evelyn "Champagne" King; widely-respected R&B/Soul crooner Jeffrey Osborne; and legendary gospel trailblazers The Hawkins Family.
"Black music is the heartbeat of our culture, and the honorees for this years' Black Music Honors represent the soul of American music. We pay homage to the musical innovators who have paved the way for future generations. Our tribute performances not only celebrate the honorees of yesterday, but also showcase the influence and impact of their iconic sounds and styles on today's artists with a beautiful symbiosis of past and present." -Founder and Executive Producer Don Jackson
A night of unbridled brilliance and pure musical bliss awaits at the 2023 Black Music Honors where exceptional performances, heartfelt speeches and timeless memories will be etched in the hearts of viewers. The televised special will premiere on the Stellar Network June 3 and air in national broadcast syndication Saturday, June 10 - Sunday, July 2 in tribute to Black Music Month. The show will also air on Bounce TV June 19. The 8th Annual Black Music Honors show is Executive Produced by Don Jackson with Jennifer J. Jackson serving as Producer and Executive in Charge of Production; and Michael A. Johnson as Producer and Director.
In celebration of Black Music Month in June, Grammy nominated R&B Diva Syleena Johnson has announced Syleena Johnson Presents... Acoustic Soul Summer Nights Tour in nine cities in America.
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, PATRA arrived on the International music scene in a major way in 1993 with her chart-topping debut album Queen of the Pack. The album's first single "Think (About It)", a Dancehall-flavored remake of the 1970's Funk classic "Think" featuring the late Lyn Collins, who recorded the original version, became a top 40 hit. Follow-up single "Worker Man" proved to be an even bigger success peaking at No. 1 on the U.S. Dance chart and No. 20 on the R&B chart. The album's third and final single "Romantic Call" in collaboration with iconic female rapper Yo-Yo became a top 10 hit on the Rap chart and Tupac appeared in the video with Patra and Yo-Yo. Patra's 1995 sophomore album Scent of Attraction followed with the singles "Pull Up to the Bumper" (Grace Jones cover) and "Scent of Attraction" featuring Aaron Hall.
The Queen of the Pack is back with a new single called "Gimmi Way" available on all streaming and digital music platforms.
TERRANCE: First, congratulations on the release of your new single "Gimmi Way". Talk about the inspiration behind it and how it came together.
PATRA: Well, "Gimmi Way" is a song that a good friend of mine named General Degree sent me. He's also a recording artist. He's done a lot of hit records like "Traffic Blocking" and all of these things and he knew that I'm working on my project, so he reached out to me and said, yo' Patra, I have something for you and some ideas. So he sent me the rhythm and stuff like that and I started working on it and putting everything together and making sure that the sound and also the harmonies and everything was structured. That's how it came about. He also wanted to do other things as well, but I believe that this song is the right song for me to continue with. "Gimmi Way" literally means, 'Get out of my way, I'm here'. *laughs*.
TERRANCE: What was it like creating the visual concept behind the song?
PATRA: Oh my God. It's very hardcore and I'm just doing my thing. It's very message-driven, positive vibration and of course the sex appeal is in there, but at the same time authentic.
TERRANCE: This year marks the 30th anniversary of your debut album Queen of the Pack.
PATRA: Yeah. I know. I know. And people have been like, I don't even see that because you age in reverse. I'm like, really, that time really went by so fast. And what I love about it though is that the quality of the music back in those days when people were producing it, is three things you had to have. You had to be able to perform, you had to be able to make hits and you had to have the look. They called that the triple threat. You know? So, I was like, okay cool, I'm going in and that's exactly how I'm gonna do it. But, you know, the music back then, the quality was so outrageous and that's the reason why I know that I'm coming back out. I'm trying to enhance what I've done before and show people that good music is always good.
TERRANCE: Are there any special memories you can share about creating that album?
PATRA: Oh yeah. I remember going to California and linking up with my girl Yo-Yo. We were thinking about what to do. I was like, you know what? How about you think about the men in America and I think about the men all over. Let's just balance this thing out and we're going to call it "Romantic Call". I remember when I started it, I was like [sings: I'm on a romantic call. Talkin' to my baby. I'm on a romantic call]. Yo-Yo was like, oh my God, oh my God, that's so dope. But in the end it's all about us as women, you know? Respecting lovers around the world and that's how it came to be and we went to New York to record it. I also worked with Christopher Williams on "Sexual Feeling" and Lyn Collins on "Think". Oh my God. Lyn Collins. I had to force her to dance in the video. *laughs*. It made me more mature than I was back in the day because what it showed me is that, I can go among the greatest and still be able to put my little one cent in it or my culture and change it around a little bit. And of course "Worker Man". I couldn't go anywhere in the world, all men thought they were worker men. I don't think they understood what it meant. *laughs*. Then there's the Scent of Attraction album with Aaron Hall. I've worked with so many people. C+C Music Factory, Shabba Ranks and the list goes on.
TERRANCE: There's been talk about a new album in the works. What can you tell us about that?
PATRA: Most definitely. It's a very happy album, a very sexy album and finally you'll be able to relax, sitback and hear some good music without cringing or having to worry. You can be happy again and dance again and that's what's good about this album. It's message-driven. So, all the females definitely be extremely empowered and loving who they are and for sure, all the fellas, all they need to know is that the Queen is back and they'll be extremely happy about it.
TERRANCE: Who are some producers you're collaborating with on the album?
PATRA: Well, I worked with General Degree who I mentioned before. I have Eddie Galan out of California. He's a multi-platinum and Grammy winning producer and stuff like that. I also worked with Teflon Zincfence from Jamaica who produced a lot of stuff for like Koffee and all of these other people. So what I do in order for me to get the right type of music, I have to go to the producers that fit what I'm doing now so that I don't make any mistakes. I also did one with NotNice called "Love Your Body". That song is on a compilation which I did something on his record as well. I try to keep everything private, but I'm also keeping everything new and authentic. The good thing about this album is I made sure I have the Crossover section and I have the Pop section and I have the R&B section covered. Most definitely I have my Reggae and Dance songs. But it's a good album because of the mixture. Even me listening to it, I'm shocked.
TERRANCE: Can we expect a US/International tour anytime soon?
PATRA: Well, everything is lined up and I'm gonna be in the States pretty soon, my dear. There is a lot of stuff going on right now and I can't wait to perform for my people back in the States. I tell everybody around the world, including my country, that I will always give respect and appreciate the people in America, especially my fans and everyone, because America just picked me up and put me up and they just love what I do and they just tolerate it and made Patra who she is today, so that the whole world could see who she is. So, there's a special place and that's where I'm touring first. I'm excited because I can't wait to get back on that stage to show and give the people what they need, satisfaction guaranteed. The art of the music is so much different from the way I saw it back in the day because I'm more mature now and I know how to deliver.
TERRANCE: Besides the music, what's next for Patra?
PATRA: Besides music, one of the biggest projects I've ever done in my entire career where the whole world will see me in a different format and it's also art. It has to do with acting, which is huge. I also have my cooking show coming out called Hot and Sexy Cooking with the Queen. I own a successful restaurant in Jamaica called Chateau 7 Gourmet. It will be reopening up in another two or three months because I was finishing up the album and finished up the project I just talked about. It's going to be just that. And also, I just want to be able to enjoy my life and enjoy some Sun and pray a lot and meditate and just hold everything and just continue to be a humble girl. I don't get excited about vanity and all those things. Vanity is there sometimes to take care of your immediate needs, but I'm not one of those people who are entrapped in such a facade. It's more for me to enjoy nature and to be able to just love my family, love others and also, do what I have to do, especially for the elders and people in the community. I think I have a different sense of worth now. There's not much time left on this planet for us. So, it's good to be humbled and absorb it and just see it as a job.
Grammy nominated viral R&B/Soul trio The Ton3s (formerly The HamilTones) connect with Tank And The Bangas frontwoman Tarriona 'Tank' Ball on their latest single "Lose It" and the J. Inez-directed vibrant visual.
"Imagine where black creatives would be today if representation in the media started before it was popular? The 'Lose It' music video is a fun upbeat twist to 1960 sitcoms with a sprinkle of black magic for the culture." -J. Inez
"Lose It" is included on The Ton3s latest album We Are the Ton3s available on all digital streaming platforms via Young Vintage/EMPIRE.
Grammy Award-winner SZA's sophomore album SOS has recently been updated by The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of 2 million units sold in the US.
11 singles from the SOS album have also been certified Gold, Platinum and Multi-Platinum: "Good Days" (5x Platinum), "Kill Bill" (3x Platinum), "Nobody Gets Me" (Platinum), "Shirt" (Platinum), "Snooze" (Platinum), "Low" (Platinum), "Love Language" (Gold), "Seek & Destroy" (Gold), "Special" (Gold), "Used" (Gold), "Ghost In the Machine" (Gold) and "Awkward" (Gold) from her 2017 debut album Ctrl.
Four-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Kem has released his first ever live album Anniversary which celebrates 20 years of being signed to Motown Records.
Originally recorded in 2022 at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan, the 12-track project features his No. 1 hits "Stuck On You", "Lie to Me", "Why Would You Stay?", "Nobody", "I Can't Stop Lovin' You" and "Love Calls" as well as "Find Your Way (Back In My Life)", "You're On My Mind", "Share My Life", "My Favorite Thing" and fan favorite "Heaven".
In a statement about the project, Kem says:
"Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of my signing to the Motown label is exceptionally significant for me. As a young man creating music, only in my wildest dreams could I envision a life that could encapsulate the magnitude of a moment like this. My heart is filled with gratitude to my Motown family for having faith in my debut album, KEMISTRY, and continuing to support my musical journey of love. Having the last two decades of my career culminate in a live album recorded in Detroit, in the city and with the people who first heard "Love Calls" and helped put me on the map, is epic."
To coincide with the live album, Kem has also released his first memoir Share My Life: A Journey of Love, Faith, and Redemption where trace his transformative journey from homelessness to gold-selling artist.
Kem is currently on The Soul II Soul Tour with Ledisi & special guest Musiq Soulchild. See dates, cities and venues HERE.
LaTocha of the legendary 90's R&B group Xscape has released her long awaited major label debut solo album The Invitation: A Conversation With God to digital music and streaming platforms via her imprint label Made Girl Music in partnership with Motown Gospel.
The 11-track album features the singles "Stay with Me", "I'm Yours" and "Afraid".
"I invite you into my world where I've opened up my heart to speak, to heal and to rebuild. Recording this album was both exhilarating & therapeutic for me. It has given me a sense of freedom spiritually, emotionally and physically. This project is my emancipation from years of desiring to freely use my gift without any limitations." -LaTocha
Legendary and multi-platinum group,Cult Jam, has released the visual for their new smooth groove "What Love Can Do".
Cult Jam currently consists of founding members percussionistMike Hughes and guitar & keyboardistAlex 'Spanador' Moselyand their new lead vocalist,Mystina Sol.
"What Love Can Do" serves as the lead single from Cult Jam's upcoming album CultJam Love.
One of the biggest names in freestyle and urban contemporary music in the 80's and 90's and best known for a string of massive hits, including "I Wonder If I Take You Home", "Head to Toe", "Can You Feel the Beat" and many others with then lead vocalist Lisa Lisa.
14-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Musiq Soulchild has released the official visual for his latest single "Victims & Villains".
Produced by Hit-Boy, "Victims & Villains" follows the singles "I Remember My Ex" and "Beat of a Slow Dance" from Musiq's recently released eleventh album Victims & Villains via his imprint label SoulStar Music Company.
Musiq Soulchild is currently on The Soul II Soul Tour with Kem & Ledisi. See dates, cities and venues HERE.
This week six-time Grammy nominated singer, songwriter and actor Tyrese earned his 8th career top 10 Billboard Adult R&B radio hit "Don't Think You Ever Loved Me" at No. 8 after seven weeks on the chart.
Produced by Brandon 'B.A.M.' Hodge and Tyrese himself, the emotional and vulnerable track features musical contributions by Grammy Award-winning Rock icon Lenny Kravitz and Powerhouse Gospel vocalist Le'Andria Johnson.
In a statement about the song, Tyrese says:
"I've never felt so vulnerable and exposed in a song. This is my life, this is my story, this what really happened. Lenny is an artist's artist. I am so grateful for his immense contribution. He connected with my vulnerabilities instantly and took the conviction and emotions of this song into new heights."
"Don't Think You Ever Loved Me" serves as the lead single to Tyrese's upcoming seventh studio album Beautiful Pain.
TV One's hit autobiographical series, UNCENSORED, which explores the lives of our favorite personalities as they provide first-hand accounts of their success and the obstacles they faced throughout their careers, premieres tonight at 10/9c with Award-winning singer, songwriter and actor Tevin Campbell.
Produced by Phil Thornton, Eric Tomosunas, Keith Neal, James Seppelfrick, Jay Allen and Nikki Byles, this season series will also spotlight:
Marques Houston - April 9
Sheryl Lee Ralph - April 16
Eric Benet - April 23
Meagan Good - April 30
Lil Wayne - May 7 (season finale)
Baltimore native and Grammy nominated Jazz/Soul Songstress Maysa has released her long awaited 14th solo studio album Music for Your Soul via her label imprint Blue Velvet Soul.
The 19 track album features guest musical appearances by Kirk Whalum, Noel Gourdin, Frank McComb & Chris Walker and includes the singles "I Don't Mind", "Whatever", "Make Sure You're Sure" (Stevie Wonder cover) and "Just Stay" + re-imagined takes on Phyllis Hyman's "You Know How to Love Me" and Brenda K. Starr's "I Still Believe".
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