Columbus, Ohio singer/producer Rashad (Produced for Stalley, etc.) releases his summer banger, "I Thought About Leaving," the first single to Rashad's next album entitled The Quiet Loud.
This smooth, self-produced single with an infectious bass line has Rashad revealing his plan and regrets about breaking up with a good woman. “She’s been good to me, the whole wide world can see, a fool to break her heart,” he recalls.
There is also a B-Side entitled, "Turn Down" with a screwed up feel that is a definite banger within itself.
The Quiet Loud is due out later this summer. Get your stream on here!
“I Thought About Leaving Her / Turn Down (B-Side)” by Rashad is a compelling R&B track that showcases the artist’s versatility and emotional depth. Rashad’s smooth vocals effortlessly glide over a mesmerizing beat, weaving together two distinct yet interconnected narratives.
In “I Thought About Leaving Her,” Rashad reflects on the complexities of relationships and the internal struggle of contemplating departure from a troubled romance. His introspective lyrics and heartfelt delivery convey a sense of vulnerability and raw honesty, inviting listeners to empathize with the emotional turmoil of indecision.
On the flip side, “Turn Down” shifts the tone, with Rashad delivering a soulful plea for intimacy and connection. Against a backdrop of lush instrumentation and hypnotic melodies, he expresses a longing for genuine connection and meaningful interaction in a world dominated by superficiality.
Musically, the B-side seamlessly blends elements of R&B, soul, and hip-hop, with Rashad’s velvety voice serving as the anchor that ties the two tracks together. The song’s dynamic production and intricate arrangements create a rich and immersive sonic experience that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.
With its introspective lyricism and captivating melodies, “I Thought About Leaving Her / Turn Down (B-Side)” showcases Rashad’s talent as both a vocalist and a storyteller, offering listeners a glimpse into the complexities of love, longing, and human connection.
