Showing posts with label Vivian Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vivian Green. Show all posts

Sunday, October 8, 2017

Thursday, October 5, 2017

Vivian Green - I Don't Know [Official Music Video]



Vivian Green shows off her acting chops, playing duel roles in sultry new video for 'I Don't Know'.

Thursday, August 24, 2017

Vivian Green - "Promise"





Here's the second single from Vivian Green's newest album VGVI, a sultry banger called "Promise".

Saturday, July 8, 2017

Vivian Green - "I Don't Know"





Veteran R&B singer Vivian Green makes great use of an Art of Noise “Moments in Love" sample for new summer jam "I Don't Know".

Sunday, July 19, 2015

Strictly R&B: In The News 7/19/15


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Vivian Green’s New Album Paints A More ‘Vivid’ Picture of Who She Is

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Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Vivian Green - "Get Right Back To My Baby"



Vivian Green just can't wait to see her man in this first single/video from her album Vivid, dropping soon.

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Vivian Green Returns To R&B With New Album, 'The Green Room'


HuffPo.com:
Longtime fans of singer-songwriter Vivian Green won't be disappointed with her new album "The Green Room" as she returns with a more R&B sound on a record that oozes growth and creativity.

Stepping away from heartbreak ballads such as her 2002 hit single "Emotional Rollercoaster" and the pop sound of her previous album "Beautiful," it seems the Philadelphia-born Green has made a conscious effort to focus on the happier side of love. That's a decision sure to satisfy fans.

"Anything Out There" is the first single and Green gets straight to the point professing her love for her man. It's a smooth, contemporary vibe and she sounds mature showing off a classy, sultry side.

"Remedy" is a sweet, uplifting song about love making everything better and "Still Here," featuring Brian Culbertson, captures a perfect match between his smooth jazz and her soulful melody.

Fans wanting to hear more upbeat sounds will relish Green's collaboration with guest rapper Freeway on "X." "I'm Not Prepared" offers a groovy start, but becomes one of the album's few disappointments when the track somehow fails to take off completely and turns tame.

This record demonstrates a positive response to critics of her last album. Green shows she's listened to and answered any doubts regarding her ability.