New Music: Lyfe Jennings
Thursday July 6, 2006
Morality tales are few and far between in contemporary R&B, but Lyfe Jennings has just released a very strong one in the song "S.E.X." The track, which also features vocals by Lyfe's protege, LaLa Brown, tells the story of the blossoming sexuality of a 17-year-old girl in a world full of older men who "just want relations, they don’t want relationships." As we mentioned last week, Lyfe's sophomore Columbia Records LP, The Phoenix, is due in stores Aug. 15. But in the meantime, check out the album's somber, thought-provoking first single.
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Comments
I heard he put out the song because he had a lot of young girls coming up to him and trying to get at him. And it made him think and wonder…and ponder…and so this song came into play. I like it a lot and wish there were more positive songs out there instead of all the sexual songs for young girls to listen to.
Well that song is so real i love my real singers its just so good when you listen to a good song. I went through a lot in life and have hiden talent to sing very pretty but when through a lot a lot and im one of those people who you can never tell that things happen the way they did at a very younge age untill 16 teen but god has been so GOOOOOOOD thats who i love I wish there were more RREAL TALK in music than this sexen and stuff Im not complaining im Just saying……..