Philly R & B singer Jazmine Sullivan is something of a bad-ass, and her new single, “Lions, Tigers, and Bears” is a string-laden belter about being afraid of love that also happens to be Ne-Yo’s favorite jam of right now. The video (after the jump) kinda-predictably takes the “follow the CGI’d yellow brick road” tack, but the song is definitely worth your time. If only there was some Good Witch Of The Radio Programming North who could get this track on the airwaves instead of that putrid Pussycat Dolls ballad…
Jazmine Sullivan Says She's Back In The Music Business (RTTNews) - Jazmine Sullivan has confirmed that she is back in the studio working on new music following a brief hiatus from the music business last year. In a new update to Twitter she said that she's working with some new collaborators but keeping things ...
Singer Jazmine Sullivan Tweets Her Return to Music Grammy-nominated Jazmine Sullivan announced over the weekend that she’s returning to the studio for a brand new album. Sullivan took to her Twitter on Saturday to reveal, “Btw… I’M WORKING ON MY NEW ALBUM!!!” Last year, the soulful ...
For some reason, the track is huge in Washington D.C., North Carolina and Montgomery, Alabama. But that being said, it’s moving upward, up 400 some spins this week at urban radio.
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Philly R & B singer Jazmine Sullivan is something of a bad-ass, and her new single, “Lions, Tigers, and Bears” is a string-laden belter about being afraid of love that also happens to be Ne-Yo’s favorite jam of right now. The video (after the jump) kinda-predictably takes the “follow the CGI’d yellow brick road” tack, but the song is definitely worth your time. If only there was some Good Witch Of The Radio Programming North who could get this track on the airwaves instead of that putrid Pussycat Dolls ballad…
Radio is going nuts for this song, at least in Baltimore/D.C.
I thought I heard it here, too, but it might have been on a syndicated show.
For some reason, the track is huge in Washington D.C., North Carolina and Montgomery, Alabama. But that being said, it’s moving upward, up 400 some spins this week at urban radio.