Mila J has released her latest monthly EP titled March 2018.
Like her two previous EPs, January 2018 and February 2018, March 2018 features six tracks. Unlike the previously released projects, the songs listed on this new project are in all caps. This project also marks Mila’s first EP of 2018 to not include a visual of herself on the cover artwork.
Instead, the cover shows a clear road with a dark cloud coupled with a rainbow and lightning.
Take a listen to March 2018 below.
T-Pain is giving away free music — literally. His new mixtape, Everything Must Go (Vol. 1), consists of unreleased tracks that he worked on over the years. This installment includes guest appearances from Ace Hood, Joe Budden and Joey Bada$$.
T-Pain teased the release of Everything Must Go on Thursday night via his Instagram live, where he held a listening session for his fans from the comfort of his home studio. His “Textin’ My Ex” collaborator Tiffany Evans was among the guests in his studio.
During his live stream, Pain shared the reason behind why each song didn’t get released — from being too drunk to finish a song to not believing in a song at the time.
The rapper-turnt-sanga plans to release more installments in the near future. This is his first project since his album, Oblivion, which dropped last November on RCA Records.
Stream Everything Must Go, Vol. 1 below.
Sabrina Claudio has released her new project titled No Rain, No Flowers. The body of work, co-created with Sad Money, features eight tracks including “Numb” and “Messages from Her.”
Speaking on the No Rain, No Flowers, Claudio says, “I wrote this in a time where my vulnerability was at an all time high & I’ve never felt more free spilling my heart out on paper.”
With the help of few incredible musicians and producers, Claudio adds she and Sad Money completed No Rain, No Flowers in a month and a half. Interestingly, the project doesn’t include her previously released tracks “All to You,” or “Don’t Let Me Down” featuring Khalid.
No Rain, No Flowers arrives nearly a year after her project, About Time.
Today is a good day to Stand for Love. Peabo Bryson is standing for love, as he celebrates the release of his long-awaited album on Perspective Records / Caroline.
Prior to the release, Bryson has dropped timeless love songs including “Looking for Sade,” “All She Wants to Do Is Me,” and his chart-topping single “Love Likes Yours and Mine.” The nine-track effort, produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, brings Bryson together with Chanté Moore and Gary Clark.
“This project started with trust,” Bryson exclusively told Rated R&B in an interview. “There’s probably not more than two other people on this planet I would have trusted with this [album] for me than Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. I knew it was the right thing to do. We set challenges for each other and those challenges were met and superseded in ways that you can only dream about. Their process was a wonderful thing for me … how involved they want you as an artist to be. They aren’t trying to make you into a cookie-cutter image or a projection of themselves. They want you to be you.”
Stream Peabo Bryson’s Stand for Love below.
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