Frequency Of Love Victoria Monét

• 1 All I Need (Intro) 02:03
• 2 Come Back To You 02:10
• 3 Care For Somebody (Interlude) 01:38
• 4 Say Dat 03:04
• 5 Head To Toe 04:20
• 6 Almost 03:14
• 7 Juicy 03:06
• 8 Dark Side Of The Moon (Interlude) 00:37
• 9 You Mean The World To Me 03:24
• 10 Maybe 03:43
• 11 Money (Interlude) 01:26
• 12 You Hurt Me Too 04:10
• 13 See You In My Dreams 02:38
• 14 That's Why I Love You 04:39
• 15 Single 03:01
• 16 Reach Out 02:39
• 17 I Want You 02:56
• 18 I Want You (Interlude) 00:47
• 19 Lose Myself 03:36
• 20 Let Me 04:51
• 21 No Love Like Yours (Interlude) 01:43
• 22 For You 03:45
• Total Runtime 01:03:30

Info for Frequency Of Love

Today, three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning artist, songwriter and producer Victoria Monét releases her new album "Frequency Of Love".

The new album is powered by singles like the house-flavored “Reach Out,” yacht R&B-inspired “Juicy” and “Let Me,” which is a slow jam that already reached No. 1 on Billboard’s adult R&B airplay chart. Some of the new work features heavyweights Bruno Mars and SZA, as well as R&B hitmakers Bryson Tiller, Leon Thomas and Chlöe Bailey.

“I’m really, really, really passionate about love. ... A lot of it was just reflective of what I was going through or feeling while dating,” said Monét, who originally considered creating a yacht-R&B album. “The album covers many bases, including love for my daughter, love for the world, what I want to see for it.”

“Frequency of Love,” executive produced by Camper, takes listeners on a sonic excursion beyond romance, with several interpolations of classic ‘90s R&B songs skillfully peppered throughout.

“Almost,” which includes a reference to Brandy’s “Almost Doesn’t Count,” is a sensual take on feeling sexually unsatisfied, while “For You” reimagines Kenny Lattimore’s classic romantic ballad. “Care for Somebody (Interlude)” is Monét’s rendition of a song she first encountered as a child while watching Halle Berry in “Introducing Dorothy Dandridge” with her grandmother.

Michael Jackson’s musical growth between “Off the Wall” and “Thriller” inspired Monét’s creative process. While she’s quick to halt any comparison to the commercial and critical acclaim of one of music’s most prolific artists, she aimed to channel the same risk-taking artistry.

“I did not make ‘Thriller,’” Monét said. “I just made my version of what I would make with that mindset.”

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