05/04/2021 10:28:14 PM
Internationally recognized music artist H.E.R. Isn't stopping from riding the waves after winning a prestigious accolade at the recent Grammy Awards as she returns with Come Through her new single featuring multi-platinum, Grammy Award winner Chris Brown.
Billed as part of H.E.R.'s highly anticipated new album, Back Of My Mind, this smoldering R&B track is written by H.E.R., Chris Brown, Cardiak, and Tiara Thomas, and was produced by Cardiak.
The release of “Come Through” kicks off an exciting weekend for the young singer-songwriter/musician, further cementing her music versatility across multiple genres – from scoring her #1 hit single “Damage” to winning the Song of the Year honors for "I Can't Breathe" at the 63rd Grammy Awards held last month.
This, however, wasn't the first time the two artists have collaborated on a project. In 2018, H.E.R. joined Brown on his “Heartbreak on a Full Moon” tour and displayed her musicianship to sold-out audiences.
In 2019, H.E.R. collaborated with Brown on “Come Together” from his platinum-selling, ninth studio album Indigo, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart and featured the #1 hit single “No Guidance” with Drake. Additional collaboration also includes the “Slide Remix” featuring Brown, Pop Smoke & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
It also coincides with the Filipino-American artist’s game-changing win at the Oscars, where her song “Fight For You,” from the movie “Judas and the Black Messiah" bested co-nominees from The Trial of the Chicago 7 (“Hear My Voice”), Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (“Husavik”), The Life Ahead (La Vita Davanti a Se) (“Io Sì (Seen)”), and One Night in Miami (“Speak Now”).
Back Of My Mind is slated for a summer 2021 release via MBK Entertainment/RCA Records. Meanwhile, the song “Come Through” can now be heard on digital and streaming platforms worldwide via RCA Records/Sony Music.
Author: slickmaster | © 2021 The SlickMaster's Files
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