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Georges wants you to recognize that “N*ggas Cry Too”

  • February 22, 2019
  • Jordan Vazquez
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While artists like Tank and Jacquees are debating over who the king of R&B is, Georges is simply looking to stake his claim as a future contender. The West Orange, New Jersey artist has already amassed an impressive audience early on in his career by covering classics such as Stevie Wonder’s “Ribbon In the Sky” and Neyo’s “Say It”. Now releasing originals of his own, his latest single, “N*ggas Cry Too” puts a unique touch on PartyNextDoor’s 2014 hit “Recognize”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv2Bzn1fPeo

 “N*ggas Cry Too” is featured on Georges' latest project GMix – Tape 1, and is an impressive tout of his vocal ability and penmanship. George’s ability to write from a completely vulnerable perspective provides the opportunity to deliver lyrics like “Please be gentle with me girl.” (He sings it better than we can write it!) All in all, this song is raw talent at its core. With artists like Georges on the rise, I think we can say the rise of authentic rhythm and blues again is here to stay.

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