R&B newcomer Jack Freeman has enlisted R&B vets RL (of Subsequent) and Q Parker (previously of 112) for his “Feels Like Christmas (Remix),” produced by Bryan-Michael Cox.
“When legends are gracious sufficient to lend their pen and voices to my music, I’m at all times extremely appreciative. I imagine R&B music thrives when artists collaborate and create high quality R&B music,” Freeman solely tells Rated R&B.
The Houstonian’s newest launch is a part of his remix pack for his vacation EP, The Present. Dubbed The Present (Remixes), the three-track providing consists of amapiano remixes of “Feels Like Christmas” and the title monitor, helmed by Spanker.
The usual model of The Present, produced by Cox, was launched Nov. 22 by way of Venice Music.
“I’ve at all times dreamed of making a vacation challenge that feels genuine, joyful, and timeless,” stated Freeman. “Bryan and I targeted on centering Black music, notably R&B, honoring the legacy of the greats whereas leaving my very own distinctive mark.”
Cox additionally famous, “The Present is a tribute to the spirit of Christmas, impressed by themes of giving, pleasure, and peace. By means of these songs, we sought to benefit from the essence of the vacation season and its messages of hope and unity.”
The Present is the follow-up to Freeman’s third album, Nina, launched in February. The LP included the lead single, “U N D R E S S,” which was later rereleased with a remix that includes Jagged Edge.
“Nina is an thought. She’s a logo of your biggest loves, your largest heartbreak, and all the things in between,” stated Freeman. “You’re gonna stroll away refreshed that we did our half to contribute such well-done work to this factor we name RnB.”
In RL-related information, in September, the singer-songwriter joined fellow R&B crooners Case and Raheem DeVaughn on a steamy monitor, “Bare,” from Case’s upcoming album, Love Jones, Vol. 2.
Final 12 months, he teamed up with Grammy-nominated singer Kenyon Dixon on the nostalgic “2000s R&B” from Dixon’s album, The R&B You Love.
As for Q Parker, the R&B legend launched “Beg,” his first solo single in over a decade, in late August. The Blac Elvis-produced music landed him his first prime 10 hit as a soloist on Billboard’s Grownup R&B Airplay chart. On the time of this writing, “Beg” is No. 6 on the chart led by Coco Jones‘ “Right here We Go (Uh Oh).”
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