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I remember the first time I heard the track I loved the vibe it put me in. , helped pen the concept, along with the brilliant singer / songwriter Tytewriter, both Grammy nominated. It was inspired when I chose to love myself more thus remembering I always (have) an “option.” Myself and the super talented singer / songwriter, Brittany B.

You always have a choice on how you want to be treated. It’s about remembering your power in your relationship. “Options” is a song of liberation it’s a very real declaration of independence. Now let’s hop right into your latest single / video “Options” - Tell me about this particular composition? How did it come to fruition? I learned that if you stay true to yourself, you can get through anything in life. R&B Divas was an amazing experience! My focus was to simply share my music, and that was an amazing platform to do it.

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TV One’s R&B Divas: Los Angeles followed - How did this gig even come about? What was this entire experience like for you? And, what all – both the good and / or bad – did you take from your stint on reality television? Right now, my main focus is to create great music and complete an amazing project. It was an amazing experience…and who knows what the future could hold in terms of a reunion. I believe towards the end of the relationship we needed more support than what we were receiving, and that lack of support eventually caused us to grow apart. Despite how much fun we had, the amazing experiences we shared on and off stage, it cost more to travel, style and book four girls as opposed to one. It’s very expensive to keep a girl group together. You later landed another major label contract as 1/4 of RichGirl, a singing quartet that also included fellow crooners, Sevyn Streeter and Kristal from June’s Diary…Although you all scored a couple of charting singles, an album never followed and the group eventually parted ways - What exactly do you feel it was that caused the break-up? And, any chance of a future reunion either on stage and / or wax? I wanted to always be surrounded around vocalists so that I could grow as a singer, and that’s how RichGirl was conceived. But, it was because of that environment that inspired my dream of starting a girl group. I didn’t continue the journey as I was advised by my lawyer not to. They thought I was good enough to become a contestant, and I proceeded. I was in the early development stages, and sang the (The) Star-Spangled Banner as my audition. Diddy’s “Making The Band” - Although short lived, it was still your first big break, correct? So talk to me about this particular time at the very beginning of your career… Your initial stint in the business came courtesy of P. It’s a vibe! I’m taking you through the emotions of a relationship the beginning, middle and end. This new album is a perfect marriage of Hip Hop and R’n’b. With that being said, how do you classify your overall sound and/or style? I was (a) rapper and spoken word artist years before I began singing. I always loved the feeling I got from listening to Hip Hop driven music. When I was younger, I was highly influenced by rap artists Tupac, Biggie, (A) Tribe Called Quest…early Mary J.

Now you are a native of Baltimore, MD, correct? So growing up in “Charm City,” who all did / do you consider to be your strongest influences? By MuzikScribe 0 An Exclusive Tête-à-tête w/Brave Williams