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[Seven]

https://ew.com/music/brandy-b7-interview/

Longer article from the one posted in the August issue plus new photos.

[b7]

Brandy co-wrote and -produced all but one of the new project's 15 songs, and worked with an impressive group of collaborators, including Kim "Kaydence" Krysiuk, songwriter/producer Darhyl Camper Jr. (H.E.R., Mariah Carey), and the late LaShawn Daniels, the Grammy-winning producer and "Boy is Mine" co-writer

WRITE QUEENdy!!!!!

[b7]

Now more than ever, as the larger culture seems ready to have substantive conversations about representation, Brandy's contribution can't be overstated. "To look back now, there are so many things I'm proud of," she says. "I'm grateful and truly blown away. I was so caught up in my own dream that I didn't really know the kind of impact I was having on so many lives, especially the lives of Black women and Black girls."

[🦚]

Yes LeShawn.

[b7]

On "No Tomorrow," a minimalist cut off her new album, Brandy sings of acting on love with an apocalyptic-level urgency that feels all too relatable right now: "I'm gon' blow ya phone up/In case there is no tomorrow."

[Camo]

seeing her back just sits right with my spirit

[Le Champ]

WAITTTTT THAT LAST PHOTO!!!!!!!

[Hatsumomo]

Cmon promo 

[hewritez]

ack this ICON.

[Sovereign.]

Now more than ever, as the larger culture seems ready to have substantive conversations about representation, Brandy's contribution can't be overstated. "To look back now, there are so many things I'm proud of," she says. "I'm grateful and truly blown away. I was so caught up in my own dream that I didn't really know the kind of impact I was having on so many lives, especially the lives of Black women and Black girls."

She's cemented.

[FRANCE]

WAITTTTT THAT LAST PHOTO!!!!!!!

Love it. The only good one tbh

[Kalifornia.]

This photo where she's standing in the doorway

[Le Champ]

WAITTTTT THAT LAST PHOTO!!!!!!!

Love it. The only good one tbh

The best ones are always TUCKED away

[b7]

Now more than ever, as the larger culture seems ready to have substantive conversations about representation, Brandy's contribution can't be overstated. "To look back now, there are so many things I'm proud of," she says. "I'm grateful and truly blown away. I was so caught up in my own dream that I didn't really know the kind of impact I was having on so many lives, especially the lives of Black women and Black girls."

She's cemented.

With everyone learning to appreciate their own Blackness and Blackness in general right now, what a perfect reminder her return presents

I'm so here for this TIMING. Divine indeed

[TogetherAgain]

When her last album, Two Eleven, was met with unfavorable reviews from some music publications

What kind of FICTION?