FOUSHEÉ SHARES VISUAL FOR “single af” VIA TRACKMASTERS ENTERTAINMENT/RCA RECORDS
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In anticipation of Single’s Awareness Day rapidly approaching on February 15th, Fousheé shares the visual for her anthemic track “single af.” The video first premiered earlier today via NYLON who calls the track “a breezy, self-confident ode to being romantically unattached…The smooth R&B track sounds like how you’d imagine living unburdened must feel: buoyant and blissed out, which on the song translates to Fousheé’s crystal clear falsetto shooting into the stratosphere…” Click HERE to watch.
Directed by Fousheé, co-directed by frequent collaborator Zach Sulak and shot in Los Angeles, Fousheé displays the empowering meaning behind being ‘single af’ in celebratory style with friends. At the end of the video in a short skit there is a suitor attempting to get her attention, played by rising, genre-bending creative and artist Teezo Touchdown.
Since her emergence Fousheé has focused on self-love, self-care and female empowerment through her music, and “single af” is no different. With the initial release of the track late last year she also shared an infomercial about how to be “single af” along with a custom hotline for tips. Click HERE to watch.
Last summer Fousheé broke through with her debut track “Deep End” which garnered critical attention from the likes of FADER,OkayPlayer, Pigeons & Planes, 2DopeBoyz and more. Noisey included the track on their “Best R&B Songs of Summer 2020” list describing,”…a haunting voice…nestled comfortably on the production…At a time when so many of us were speechless [following George Floyd’s death], Fousheé found the words we wanted to say.”
Since then, she’s garnered the attention of SZA and Noname, with “Deep End” hitting major milestones including reaching #5 on the Spotify Global Viral 50 chart, landing in Spotify’s Today’s Top Hits, Pop Rising, Hot Rhythmic playlists and Top Global 200, as well as #1 on the Global Shazam chart. The track is currently climbing up the R&B radio and Alternative radio charts simultaneously. “Deep End” currently sits at #15 on the Alternative chart.
Watch “single af,” and keep an eye out for more from Fousheé coming soon.
Watch “single af” Official Video: https://smarturl.it/SingleAFOfficial
Listen to “single af”: https://smarturl.it/xsingleaf
Watch “single af” infomercial: https://smarturl.it/singleafhotline
Watch/Listen to “Deep End”: https://smarturl.it/xDeepEndx
Photo Credit: Matt Cowen
About Fousheé:
Born and raised in New Jersey, Fousheé grew up with music in the forefront her entire life. Her mother, who hails from Jamaica, got her start in music as the drummer for a female reggae band named PEP before moving to America and starting a family. During her early childhood, Fousheé was exposed to a variety of different sounds from her mother’s record collection including Bob Marley,Toni Braxton and Etta James who she now counts as influences along with artists she personally gravitated to over the years like Frank Ocean.
Writing her first song at age six and performing with different girl groups created with childhood friends throughout her formative years, Fousheé always knew that she wanted to pursue a career in music seriously. Yet, she found herself following in the normal footsteps of a teenager and enrolling in college, while still working on music and performing at local café’s on the side. It wasn’t until she and her mom were involved serious car accident that forced her to drop out and help her mom recover from injuries that she fully realized how important her dreams were and that was the turning point.
After living in NYC and experiencing the music scene there, she set her sights on LA where she was embraced by the music community of creators and began to pursue her dream, honing her craft and learning to play the guitar most recently. Fast forward to 2020, little did Fousheé know that her voice would become streamed by millions as the hook on Sleepy Hallow’s viral track “Deep End (Freestyle),” influencing her to reveal her identity as the vocalist in a TikTok video that now has nearly 6 million views. In July she released her own version of “Deep End” along with an accompanying visual whih is an ode to Blaxploitation films from the 70’s. With a clear creative vision Fousheé is ready to show the world who she is.
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