(New York, NY) -
July 21, 2020 - GRAMMY Award-winning singer/songwriter Brandy is
set to release her highly anticipated new studio album, b7, on July 31, 2020 via Brand Nu
Entertainment/Entertainment One (“eOne”). The album is available
for preorder/presave now at all DSPs and at brandyb7.shop.
In addition, her
single “Baby Mama” featuring Chance the Rapper is
currently at #7 at radio on the Adult R&B Chart. Released
around Mother’s Day, the track is an ode to raising her daughter Sy’rai and
a larger anthem to all mothers working hard to support their family. Watch
the video here.
b7 is Brandy’s first full-length release
since 2012’s Two Eleven and her most personal to
date. She went back to basics for b7, assembling a
small core team she would write and produce the entirety of the project
with, anchored by DJ Camper (H.E.R., Tamar Braxton) and the late LaShawn
Daniels, who helped pen some of her biggest hits including “The Boy Is
Mine” and “What About Us.” Working with writers and producers that studied
what she’d done in the past and could push her gave Brandy the confidence
to completely shed herself. She says, “Because this was
such a personal project for me, I wanted to make sure the music was right
and the best for me—and it took a minute,” she says. “I was trying to find
my sound … and get to a place where I could express myself as
honestly as I could creatively.”
b7 is a 15-track confessional exploring
Brandy’s journey over the last few years, and how she came to be the
resilient, spiritually grounded woman she is today.
b7 Track listing
1. Saving All My Love
2. Unconditional Oceans
3. Rather Be
4. All My Life, Pt. 1
5. Lucid Dreams
6. Borderline
7. No Tomorrow
8. Say Something
9. All My Life, Pt. 2
10. I Am More
11. High Heels (Brandy & Sy’rai)
12. Baby Mama (feat. Chance the Rapper)
13. All My Life, Pt. 3
14. Love Again (Brandy & Daniel Caesar)
15. Bye Bipolar
Brandy dominated pop
music in the ‘90s with her blend of hip-hop soul and contemporary
R&B paired with a richly unique tone that led to genre purists hailing
her as the “Vocal Bible.” A generation of R&B fans can tell you exactly
where they were the first time they heard “I Wanna Be Down” or saw her
Bankhead bouncing in the middle of Times Square in her iconic “Baby” video.
By the time she was 19, Brandy was arguably a peerless pop star. Her
groundbreaking sophomore album "Never Say Never" had
catapulted her to higher heights as she was in our living rooms every week
on Moesha. Brandy was the first black artist to be the face of
CoverGirl, had a line of Barbie dolls, and was the first black woman to
play Cinderella in a film—that she did all of this with micro braids down
to her hips made her all the more inspirational for young Black women
across the globe that had never seen this kind of Black girl
magic. Brandy has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide and is
ranked one of the best-selling female artists in American music history by
the RIAA, having sold over 11 million albums in the United States.
Fans can stay
updated on new music and more by logging onto www.4everbrandy.com. ©
2020 Rych McCain Media/Syndication TM
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