Ungodly Hour Chloe x Halle

Album Info

Album Veröffentlichung:
2020

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
12.06.2020

Label: Columbia

Genre: R&B

Subgenre: Hip Hop Soul

Interpret: Chloe x Halle

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  • 1 Intro 00:28
  • 2 Forgive Me 02:37
  • 3 Baby Girl 03:32
  • 4 Do It 02:56
  • 5 Tipsy 02:32
  • 6 Ungodly Hour 04:15
  • 7 Busy Boy 03:09
  • 8 Catch Up 03:04
  • 9 Overwhelmed 00:52
  • 10 Lonely 03:15
  • 11 Don't Make It Harder On Me 03:35
  • 12 Wonder What She Thinks of Me 03:31
  • 13 ROYL 03:24
  • Total Runtime 37:10

Info zu Ungodly Hour

After the sister duo Chloe x Halle spent a year working on their sophomore album — which they co-wrote, co-produced and co-engineered — they sent it off to get thoughts from their mentor, King Beyoncé.

Her royal response: It’s flawless.

“When we sent her the album, she said that she loved it and didn’t have any notes,” Chloe Bailey recalled in an interview with The Associated Press. “(We) were like, ‘Oh wow!’ She must really like it because she always sends notes, which we appreciate and add in most of the time. I’m really proud of this album and if she loves it, I hope everyone else loves it, too.”

The 13-track “Ungodly Hour,” to be released Friday by Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records, finds the singing siblings, who debuted on the music scene as cute, innocuous teenagers, transitioning into adulthood.

The co-stars of the hit TV series “grown-ish” are all grown up on the project, as the singers trade verses on the songs — and do that epic sisterly harmonization thing — while singing about female independence, self-worth and relationship woes, including dusty boys and players. They even occasionally drop the f-bomb.

“We’re growing as young women. We’re finding ourselves through experiences — whether it’s through love, through heartbreak, getting over any insecurities we may have — we just wanted to put that into the music,” said Chloe Bailey, who turns 22 next month.



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