Emmy and Grammy-winning producer Alex Da Kid gets Jorja Smith on the remix to his single “Go,” adding vocals to the original track which featured vocals by H.E.R. and Rapsody. “I know I owe it to you / To speak the same way, I hate drinking,” Jorja sultrily sings. “It all pours out when I’m on my own / Dangerous [More]
In support of her debut full-length studio album, Lost & Found, which was released last month, British singer-songwriter Jorja Smith will step out on her second headlining trek of 2018 for the Lost & Found Tour this fall. Comprised of 18 dates that span across major cities/markets in the U.S. and Canada, the tour will begin on November 19 at [More]
Jorja Smith flips the switch on her breakout single "Blue Lights" by unleashing a powerful music video to help bring her lyrics to life. In the black-and-white clip, the British singer and songwriter puts the spotlight on young black men in various locations, showcasing some of the issues they deal with on a daily basis. Jorja's thought-provoking lyrics are vivid as you see [More]
Rising R&B/Soul artist Jorja Smith has officially announced her debut album, Lost & Found. Headed by the songs "Teenage Fantasy," "Blue Lights," and "Where Did I Go?" the upcoming 12-song project will arrive on June 8, 2018. My Debut Album ‘Lost & Found’ is out 8th June Pre order now https://t.co/Z2gPUFB95z Photo & Artwork by @Rashidbabiker pic.twitter.com/0S1j9rHIQm — JMoney (@JorjaSmith) April 20, 2018 With praises [More]
Khalid's 2016 hit "Location" is still going strong. UK-based rising sensation Jorja Smith and Wretch 32 are the latest artists summoned for a remix of the popular single. This is the third remix the song has had; there's been one with Little Simz and another with Lil Wayne and Kehlani. "Send me wherever you were writin' say to me whatever [More]
Jorja Smith taps fellow U.K. rapper Stormzy for the heartbreak anthem, "Let Me Down," a song from her forthcoming debut album. On the piano-driven track, produced by Paul Epworth and Ed Thomas, the soul songstress deliver passion-filled and emotionally-rich vocals about a one-sided relationship. "Sometimes, I wouldn’t mind if I was less important," she sings. “But I’ve got you to let me [More]
