ATLA – Something Real ft. Eric Bellinger [Presented by TLC’s T-Boz]

T-Boz, of the legendary group TLC, has formed a new girl group to continue her legacy.

Introducing ATLA, a duo comprised of singer/dancers Ahsia and Dominae. Their name signifies that they intend to bring the A (Atlanta) to LA. Ahsia hails from North Carolina and is a former TLC background dancer, and Dominae is from Dallas, Texas and is an accomplished dancer trained in ballet, tap, jazz.

They enlist the always turnt-up sounds of Eric Bellinger for their first single “Something Real.” The song has them embracing their flaws and exuding confidence. “Look in the mirror like hallelujah, got flaws but I love what I see / Ain’t bout to trip off no imperfections, ain’t tryna change what my mama gave me,” they sing before Bellinger answers with his verse.

Take a listen to T-Boz’ new group. Do they have “Something Real” here?

“Something Real” by ATLA featuring Eric Bellinger, presented by TLC’s T-Boz, is a soulful R&B track that blends smooth vocals with infectious beats, creating an irresistible groove that begs to be danced to. The song exudes authenticity and sincerity, capturing the essence of genuine connection and honest emotion.

ATLA’s velvety voice effortlessly glides over the melody, conveying a sense of longing and desire as he sings about the search for something true and lasting in a world full of superficiality. Eric Bellinger’s guest feature adds depth and texture to the track, his smooth delivery complementing ATLA’s vocals perfectly.

Lyrically, “Something Real” explores themes of love, authenticity, and the quest for genuine connection in a digital age. It celebrates the beauty of finding someone who sees beyond the surface and embraces the imperfections that make us human.

Presented by TLC’s T-Boz, the song carries a special resonance, reflecting the legendary group’s legacy of authenticity and empowerment in the world of R&B. With its catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics, “Something Real” is a reminder that true love is worth fighting for, even in a world full of illusions.