Marsha Ambrosius is a new mom and along with the buzz single “Don’t Wake The Baby,” she has been on the road as part of the “M.E.” tour alongside Eric Benet which is taking the pair across the United States. Now, she’s back with a new official single as an indie artist called “Luh Ya,” a chill groove about being in love.
The Harmony Samuels-produced record is the first taste of her highly anticipated forthcoming album, set to be released this summer. “Luh Ya” was co-written by Marsha and her fiancé, Dez Billups, just one year ago. The up-tempo single is a spring-appropriate twist on a light-hearted love song. The release of “Luh Ya” comes just in time for the couple to celebrate Marsha’s first Mother’s Day with their first child, Nyla.
“Because I luh ya, you know I luh ya bae,” she resounds on the hook.
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This morning (May 4), Marsha also dropped by The Breakfast Club to discuss what she’s been up to lately including being a first-time mom.
She also talked about writing a song for Beyonce, meaning of her new single “Luh Yah,” and even what caused the breakup of Floetry. She also talks about being called promiscuous and making baby-making music.
Watch the nearly-40 minute interview below:
