A couple months ago, Q. Parker released a few behind-the-scenes photos of his debut video “Show You How” which was filmed in Brooklyn. Yesterday, the R&B veteran premiered the visual on BET’s 106 & Park. The video features cameos from Olivia, Willie Taylor (Day26), and Pam (Total).
“Show You How” is the lead single from Parker’s forthcoming debut album “The MANual” due in stores later this year.
Calvin Richardson makes a return with his brand new single “Treat Her Right.” On the track, the R&B crooner gives fellas some insight on how to keep a woman.
“‘Treat Her Right’ is the secret ingredient to any relationship! It is what every woman wants and needs from their mate,” Richardson said in a press release.
“Treat Her Right” is the first single from Richardson’s upcoming album, All or Nothing, which drops on September 29 via Shanachie Entertainment.
Richardson explains, “This album touches on everything — soul, R&B and pop. It has something for everyone – love, laughter, sex, dance and romance. Best one yet!”
Stream “Treat Her Right” below and be on the look out for All or Nothing.
Two of R&B’s hottest acts have just joined forces. That’s right: Bryson Tiller has enlisted SZA for the European leg of his Set It Off Tour. The dates are set for this fall beginning October 17 in Marseilles, France and ending in Dublin, Ireland on Nov. 30.
This announcement couldn’t have come at a more appropriate time for both artists. Tiller, whose sophomore album True to Self debuted at No. 1 last month, just finished the U.S. run of the tour with special guests H.E.R. and Metro Boomin. SZA has also been keeping busy with the release of her No. 3 peaking debut album Ctrl and the announcement of her own headlining tour last week.
SZA is only one of special guests that will be featured on Tiller’s tour, with the others TBA. Tickets go on sale this Friday, July 14.
Take a look at the rest of the dates below.
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After teaming up with Sevyn on “Parachute,” Chris Brown switches gears to a more important topic on his new song “Die Young.” The Nas-assisted song pays homage to late rapper Chinx, while exploring the topic of police brutality against Black men.
“Hear the gun shots sound, another black man down / ‘Nother innocent killed by the police, which side are you on? / All the violence is red and blue,” Brown sings.
Nas adds a hard-hitting verse about how ‘the system’ is set up to work against Black people. “In the projects it’s made, so we don’t progress / Experimental test, watch us kill each other / Film another homicide, they tape it, nobody make it /See, he goin’ to kill the same lab rat he was raised with,” he raps.
Chinx was gunned down in 2015 in Queens. He was 31.
While “Die Young” won’t be featured on Brown’s upcoming double album, Heartbreak on a Full Moon, fans can enjoy it below.
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