Jason Little was a member of Keith Sweat’s group, Ol’Skool, but now he’s on the scene as a solo artist with his new song is entitled, “What Love Should Be,” a piano-laden love ballad about a true example of what love is, and what love should be. Perfect for weddings!
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“What Love Should Be” by Jason Little is a heartfelt ballad that explores the essence of love and the qualities that make a relationship meaningful and enduring. The song begins with a gentle piano melody, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. As the arrangement builds, a soft drumbeat and strings add depth and emotion, enhancing the song’s romantic vibe.
Jason Little’s vocals are rich and expressive, with a delivery that conveys sincerity and vulnerability. His voice has a soulful quality that complements the introspective lyrics, which reflect on the fundamental elements of a loving relationship. The lyrics focus on the idea that love should be genuine, supportive, and nurturing, highlighting the importance of trust and understanding between partners. Little’s performance is warm and intimate, drawing listeners into the song’s contemplative mood.
The production is polished and elegant, with a balance between acoustic and orchestral elements that create a lush soundscape. The pacing is deliberate, allowing each note and word to resonate with the listener. The chorus is memorable and uplifting, with harmonies that add depth and amplify the song’s message of unconditional love.
“What Love Should Be” is a touching and romantic ballad that speaks to anyone who values genuine connections and the beauty of a strong partnership. It’s a song that encourages listeners to reflect on their own relationships and appreciate the qualities that make them special. Jason Little’s soulful vocals and the song’s elegant production make it a compelling addition to any R&B or soul playlist, perfect for slow dances or romantic evenings.
With the group Ol’ Skool, Little has performed on BET, MTV, Soul Train, and Showtime at the Apollo and was featured in Vibe magazine, Sister 2 Sister, and Right On magazine. Jason Little was also a background singer for Trey Songz.
