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And this isn’t only about America! Racism is alive and well everywhere.”ĬHLOE X HALLE DELAY ALBUM RELEASE IN SOLIDARITY WITH BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT: Chloe x Halle are delaying the release of their upcoming album Ungodly Hour to next week amid the protests and riots happening around the world. She called for the movement against police violence not to get “disheartened, hijacked or manipulated right now.” She added: “This is about systematic racism, this is about police violence and it’s about inequality. In her message, the singer explained how racism isn’t a problem that plagues only the United States and pleaded for people around the world to fight for justice in the battle against police brutality.

In 2019, Jordin released a joint EP with Elijah Blake, titled 1990 Forever.ĪDELE DEMANDS JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD: Adele took to Instagram to express her grief over the recent murder of George Floyd, as well as to stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. She followed up her victory with two albums, and hits like, “Tattoo,” “Battlefield,” and one of her biggest hits, 2008’s “No Air,” featuring Chris Brown, which peaked at No. Sparks remains the youngest winner in American Idol history, at just 17-years-old when she won in 2007. It marks the first release from Sparks since her solo release in 2015. I hope you love ‪#‎RightHereRightNow‬ when you get it! Enjoy! Thank you from the top of my heart.JORDIN SPARKS RETURNS WITH ‘UNKNOWN’: Jordin Sparks is back with a new single, “Unknown,” from her upcoming EP, expected June 26th. So, all I can say is, I’m just grateful to put out this album that I’m extremely proud of & happy you’ll FINALLY be able to hear it. “It’s been a long journey so I can’t help but be emotional. Meanwhile, Jordin posted this message to her fans on Facebook: But it’s Shaggy’s support on an island-y ode to committed relationships that pops among a mix of passionate R&B jams and take-charge lady anthems.” While many fans have called Ariana Grande the new Mariah, “Right Now” makes Sparks sound like the true heir.”ĮW.com: Gives Jordin a B, writing”oOn her third album, the Idol alum enlists 2 Chainz and B.o.B to add edge to her sultry R&B sound. That hybrid, and Sparks’ new maturity, allows her to find her voice, as well as a potential new role.

New York Daily News: Gives Jordin 3 stars as well, writing “the single “Double Tap” expertly straddles hip-hop and pop. The 25-year-old star’s first new LP in six years sees her becoming sexier, sassier and shadier with time.” Rolling Stone: Gives Jordin 3 of 5 stars, writing “Jordin Sparks has made a career out of age-appropriate pop - catchy enough for the charts, tame enough for your parents. Here’s a sampling of what critics are saying. On the top album chart, “Right Here Right Now” was at 32 as of 10 a.m. Now perhaps fans are picking up the album elsewhere, but that’s not a good showing for a collection of new music. Friday morning, hours after its release, the album was sitting at number 194 on a chart that lists the Top 200 overall albums. Jordin Sparks is receiving generally favorable reviews for her first new album in six years.īut “Right Here Right Now” is being greeted with what sounds like a giant yawn on the iTunes’ charts.Īs of 10 a.m.