Oh yes I did! No need to thank me, it’s all for you. Been a fan of Ms. B-Rocka ever since the original version of this song blasted onto my tv set via “The Box”. Every hit song deserves a remix, and this is a MONSTER remix adding Queen Latifah, MC Lyte and Yo-yo into the mix to create a certified CLASSIC! Ahhhh, it’s Friday… kick back at your desk and reminisce with me, let’s take it back to ’94… Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »
There have been a lot of Ne-yo/Brandy leaks lately and if you haven’t been following, you may have missed this: Brandy and Ray J. are working on a duet album tentatively titled RnB, release date TBD. Ne-yo’s been doing a lot of writing for them, so most of these leaks are references for that project. Honestly, I wouldn’t mind hearing a Brandy/Ne-yo collab album. Their voices work really well together, though Brandy kinda dominates this one. I don’t think I’ve heard a bad joint yet. Read the rest of this entry »
Dear Brandy,
I’m a concerned fan and I want another new album. I like your bathroom singing and all, but do me some justice with another full length album I can go spend my money on. A lot of these leaks are dope as hell, like this one. With that new album, I need you to do a tour too. You don’t have to do a whole lot of dancing, but you got enough hits to do a great show. This joint Today, it’s not single-level but it deserves album placement fa sho! Sounds like it could have been one of the joints scrapped from the Human album.
Pharrell has a habit of putting out these smooth instrumentals that work perfectly for Snoop’s laid back style. This time the Doggfather teams up with Brandy (no, she’s not rapping again) for Special. The beat makes the record… it works for me. Malice N’ Wonderland in stores December 8.
Hey wait a minute, ain’t that Brandy… rappin’? Yes, Ray J.’s big sister tries out a new sound on this record for Timbaland’s Shock Value II, and it involves her new persona Bran’Nu spittin a few bars. Ray J. put this one out via Twitter last night and I’m kinda likin it. I think it works for the track, Brandy does her thing. This just builds my anticipation for Shock Value II in stores this week.
Yesterday I posted Ne-Yo’s demo of the new Rihanna Stupid In Love Track, appearing on her Rated R album. Here’s Brandy’s take at the Ne-Yo written, Stargate produced track. I’m guessing she passed on it and RiRi took it instead? Sounds good nonetheless.
DOWNLOAD: Brandy – Stupid In Love
WOW!! Brandy delivers a stunning version of the classic Somewhere Over The Rainbow, live and direct from… her bathroom? Yep, that’s right! She admits she flubbed the lyrics, and she hits more vocal runs than a Bobby Jones Special, but vocally this is a SWEET TREAT and she still sounds great in my opinion. Oh Brandy, how I await the day that you’ll announce a tour and sing your way into my heart live on stage. The Human album: CLASSIC!
Though she hasn’t mentioned any definite details of a new project, Brandy spends her fair share of time in the studio churning out new music. Tell Em might be new but it has that throwback Brandy sound that takes me back to her softer singing days, the Never Say Never era, maybe even Full Moon. To keep it totally real, this isn’t her next hit, not even close, but it’s not a bad song. Brandy is one of those artists that continues to evolve so I look for only great things to come from her. Stay tuned for B-Rocka.
Check it here: Brandy – Tell ‘Em
