This release marks the next chapter for one of R&B’s most consistent and celebrated artists, a man who has delivered three consecutive Billboard #1 singles and eight consecutive Top 10 singles on the Billboard R&B Charts over the past seven years.
“LATE” is a timeless piece of musical art that speaks directly to anyone who has ever recognized their worth and refused to be someone’s afterthought. With a smooth, soulful sound rooted in the Motown tradition, J. BROWN delivers the message with quiet conviction and undeniable honesty: “You only love me when it’s late, When there’s nobody left to call When your pride starts to fall , That’s when you want me involved.”
Markets that are 'not late' and already playing "LATE" includes; Charlotte, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Buffalo, Atlanta, New York, Miami, Toronto and Chicago, just to name a few.
J. BROWN hails from Detroit, Michigan, the legendary birthplace of Motown Records. His mother, a former Motown artist herself, planted the seed early, and influences ranging from Usher and Nas to Jimi Hendrix and Sting have shaped a sound that is at once classic and undeniably current. His musical journey began in the church, where Sunday choir performances sharpened his vocal instincts, eventually leading him to Grambling State University and a deal with Universal Republic Records.
Over the past seven years, J. BROWN has built one of the most impressive track records in contemporary R&B. With three consecutive #1 singles and eight consecutive Top 10 singles on the Billboard R&B Charts, he has proven time and again that his music does not just connect, it endures. His most recent #1, “TRUE LOVE,” from his acclaimed album Just a Matter of Time, dominated the charts and further cemented his place among the elite voices in the genre.
Now, with “LATE,” J. BROWN sets his sights even higher. This is not a record chasing a trend. It is a record built to last, written from a place of truth, and delivered with the kind of artistry that only comes from years of dedication to the craft.
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