Chris Brown is back with another bop.
After much teasing and anticipation, Chris Brown delivers his new single “WE (Warm Embrace).” On the seductive R&B jam, which he first previewed last summer, Breezy takes it to the bedroom.
“Temperature keeps rising like Poseidon when you ride my wave,” he sings on the nostalgic track. “Whisper your desires / I’ll provide ’em / Will you say you’ll stay tonight?”
After releasing his dance anthem “Iffy,” Chris Brown returns to the bedroom for his latest single “WE (Warm Embrace),” produced by Don City.
Co-written by Brown, Vedo and Don City, “Warm Embrace” shows the tender side of Brown as he aims to sexually please his stressed-out partner the best way he can.
Brown sings in the first verse, “I can see your mind is overworked, boo / Tension in your body when I touch you / Girl, you deserve it I’m gon’ make every second of this worth it / Love how you do everything you do with a purpose, babe.”
He first shared snippets of “Warm Embrace” last year via his Instagram. His fans, affectionately known as Team Breezy, instantly demanded a proper release of the sweet-sounding tune.
As noted above, “Warm Embrace” is the follow-up to “Iffy,” which released in January. Both songs are set to appear on Brown’s upcoming tenth album, Breezy, which is slated to arrive this summer on Chris Brown Entertainment/RCA Records. It will mark Brown’s first solo project since 2019’s Indigo, which included his Grammy-nominated hit single “No Guidance” featuring Drake.
The R&B megastar also hinted at a tour to support his new album. Tour dates have not been announced at the time of publication. “Tour announcement coming soon…Me and 
….Finna f*ck the summer up 
,” Brown shared on Instagram Stories in March.
Listen to “Warm Embrace” by Chris Brown below.
The spice is right.
Nas got New York City on fire in his King’s Disease‘s fiery music video featuring A$AP Ferg and Fivio Foreign.
Directed by Jack Begert, Nasir flosses in various attires including minks, leather and shades while cruising through the city and mobbing with his co-stars and locals from St. Nick to his Sweet Life restaurant. Inside a cathedral, they’re joined by a trio of baddies and an epic appearance by Jungle and The Firm members AZ and Cormega.
Lil Duval turns the frowns upside down with his uplifting release featuring T.I.
Over a sample of Bobby McFerrin’s 1988 hit, Lil Duval and TIP pull up in a Rolls Royce and spreads good vibes throughout the islands. They kick in front of a backdrop scribbled in “rich” and “broke” and mingle with the locals including the less fortunates. Duval and The Kang are for the people.
Trey Songz is headed Back Home.
The R&B crooner has officially announced his eighth studio album of the same name. Executive produced by Troy Taylor, his first project in over three years is set to arrive next Friday, Oct. 9. The 22-track set is now available for pre-order on digital services.
In addition to the previously-released title track with Summer Walker, Trigga has released his latest song “Two Ways,” which finds him torn over love.
“It’s too late for us / Girl, I’m done making love / Got my mind made up and I can’t do this no more / But somehow you got me so unsure,” he sings. “It goes two ways in love / Can’t be the one chasing us / All my money and time, I can’t spend it no more / Can’t be myself if I can’t be yours.”
Back Home, the follow-up to 2017’s Tremaine, also features “Circles” and the powerful anthem “2020 Riots: How Many Times.”
“I wanna make the kind of R&B that inspired me to sing. The songs that makes you love, the ones that make cry and the ones that make you smile, laugh and dance,” said Trey. “Music is the soundtrack that plays while we live our lives, and I wanna be there for my fans while they are living through this truly special time that we’ll never forget. I say I’m Back Home because the music feels that way. I hope you feel the same.”
After announcing her musical return last week, Ella Mai drops her new single “Not Another Love Song.”
The laid-back jam, produced by Boi-1da, Jahaan Sweet, and The Rascals, finds the British songstress succumbing to an irresistible love. “I love the way you do it / Don’t stop, don’t wanna lose it / I love the way you do it to me,” she sings.
“[The song] is about falling in love but not wanting to admit it, so it’s quite vulnerable but still has an edge to it,” explained Ella.
She performed the song for the first time during Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty Show Vol. 2, which is now streaming on Amazon Prime. She will also take the stage on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on Tuesday.
