Malaysian singer/songwriter Yunalis Zarai, known mononymously as Yuna, has liberated her new studio collection online.
“Rouge” is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The follow-up to 2016’s “Chapters” features guest appearances from Tyler, The Creator (“Castaway”), G-Eazy (“Blank Marquee”), Masego (“Amy”), Little Simz (“Pink Youth”), Kyle (“Likes”) and Jay Park (“Does She”).
On the songwriting and production front, Yuna has worked with Robin Hannibal, Shungudzo, J. LBS, Chloe Angelides, Sam Farrar, Michelle Buzz, Cardiak, Joel Van Dijk, and Fisticuffs.
Yuna has premiered the music video for her new single online.
The visual clip for “Pink Youth” – featuring Little Simz – was posted to the Malaysian singer/songwriter’s Vevo channel on Monday (August 1st, 2019).
The track was co-written by Chloe Angelides, whose other credits include Demi Lovato’s “Ruin the Friendship,” Selena Gomez’s “Fetish,” Era Istrefi’s “No I Love Yous,” Tinashe’s “Player,” and Nicki Minaj’s “Get On Your Knees.”
Production duties on “Pink Youth” were handled by Robin Hannibal, who is also responsible for Niia’s “Nobody,” Jacob Banks’ “Unknown (To You),” Erik Hassle’s “No Words,” and DNCE’s “TV in the Morning.”
As mentioned in earlier posts, Yuna’s upcoming fourth international studio album “Rouge” – featuring previous singles “Forevermore” and “Blank Marquee” – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Verve Records.
The highly-anticipated project yields additional productions and songwriting contributions from Fisticuffs (Miguel, Jhene Aiko), Alexandra “Shungudzo” Govere (Ella Henderson, Louisa Johnson), Michelle Buzz (Dagny, Katy Perry) and Jason “J. LBS” Pounds (Anderson Paak, Jorja Smith).
Yuna has confirmed the details for her upcoming album.
The Malaysian singer/songwriter (real name Yunalis Zarai) christened her fourth international studio collection “Rouge” and will release it on July 12 via Universal Music Group / Verve Forecast Records.
Current promotional single “Blank Marquee” – featuring G-Eazy – is now available iTunes and all other digital streaming outlets.
The highly-anticipated project also boasts productions and songwriting contributions from Robin Hannibal, Chloe Angelides, Big Taste, Shungudzo, Jamie Hartman, Fiona Bevan, and Michelle Buzz.
See the tracklisting for “Rouge” below.
(1) Castaway / (2) Blank Marquee / (3) (Not) the Love of My Life / (4) Teenage Heartbreak / (5) Pink Youth / (6) Forget About You / (7) Likes / (8) Amy / (9) Does She / (10) Forevermore / (11) Tiada Akhir
Malaysian singer/songwriter Yunalis Zarai, professionally known as Yuna, has confirmed “Blank Marquee” as her next promotional single.
The G-Eazy-featuring track was co-written by Chloe Angelides, whose other credits include Demi Lovato’s “Ruin the Friendship,” Selena Gomez’s “Fetish,” Era Istrefi’s “No I Love Yous,” and Tinashe’s “Player.”
Production duties on “Blank Marquee” were handled by Robin Hannibal, who is also responsible for Niia’s “Face,” Jacob Banks’ “Unknown (To You),” Kacy Hill’s “Am I,” Erik Hassle’s “No Words,” Kimbra’s “Human,” Lion Babe’s “Where Do We Go,” and DNCE’s “TV in the Morning.”
As mentioned in earlier posts, Yuna’s upcoming fourth international studio album – featuring previous promotional single “Forevermore” – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Universal Music Group / Verve Records.
Malaysian singer/songwriter Yunalis Zara’ai, known mononymously as Yuna, has released her new promotional single online.
“Forevermore” is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was co-written by Alexandra “Shungudzo” Govere, whose other credits include Little Mix’s “Touch,” Alina Baraz’s “I Don’t Even Know Why Though,” Tinashe’s “Eat You Up,” Louisa Johnson’s “Best Behaviour,” Victoria Monet’s “Wish I Never Met You,” and Jessie Ware’s “Your Domino.”
Production duties on “Forevermore” were handled by regular collaborator Robin Hannibal, who is also responsible for Niia’s “California,” Jacob Banks’ “Unknown (To You),” Kacy Hill’s “Am I,” Erik Hassle’s “No Words,” Kimbra’s “Human,” Lion Babe’s “Where Do We Go,” and DNCE’s “TV in the Morning.”
Yuna’s upcoming fourth international studio album – featuring further contributions from Big Taste, Chloe Angelides, Jamie Hartman, and Fiona Bevan – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Verve Records.
Alina Baraz has premiered the music video for her new single online.
The visual clip for “I Don’t Even Know Why Though” was posted to the American singer/songwriter’s Vevo channel on Friday (April 06, 2018).
The track was co-written by Shungudzo, whose other credits include Little Mix’s “Touch,” Louisa Johnson’s “Best Behaviour,” Jessie Ware’s “Your Domino,” Victoria Monet’s “Wish I Never Met You,” and Tinashe’s “Eat You Up.”
Production duties on “I Don’t Even Know Why Though” were collectively handled by Warren Felder (Sabrina Carpenter, Liam Payne), Trevor Brown (Kehlani, Maty Noyes) and Zaire Kaolo (Bea Miller, Madison Beer).
Baraz’s latest project “The Color of You” – featuring further contributions from Robin Hannibal, Asia Whiteacre, Noah Breakfast, Sarah Aarons, Michael Pollack, and Stint – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
Watch the music video for “I Don’t Even Know Why Though” below.
Niia has premiered the music video for her new promotional single online.
The Bradley Soileau-directed clip for “California” was posted to the American singer/songwriter’s YouTube channel on Wednesday (March 15, 2018).
The track was co-written by fellow recording artist Purple Ferdinand, whose current mini-album “Rain or Shine” is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
Production duties on “California” were handled by regular collaborator Robin Hannibal, whose resume boasts additional works with Erik Hassle (“No Words”), Jacob Banks (“Unknown to You”), Kacy Hill (“Am I”), Lion Babe (“Where Do We Go”), Chairlift (“Ch-Ching”) and Yuna (“Best of Me”).
Niia’s debut studio collection “I” – featuring previous promotional singles “Sideline,” “Nobody” and “Day & Night” – is out now via Atlantic Records.
