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    The single, "Love Come Down," will be serviced physically and digitally this week with a video to follow shortly. "I am excited to be partnering with Jimmy Iovine and the Interscope Records family on all my future music ventures which include my career as a recording artist and upcoming record label ... With this new deal, I look forward to signing music's next great superstars to the label and continuing the legacy of making great music at my new home. This is the beginning of a new musical era for Bad Boy." Chris Brown has premiered his new single, "I Can Transform Ya," on his website, MechanicalDummy.com. Full Article at Friday Morning Quarterback
    I am excited to be partnering with Jimmy Iovine and the Interscope Records family on all my future music ventures which include my career as a recording artist and upcoming record label ... With this new deal, I look forward to signing music's next great superstars to the label and continuing the legacy of making great music at my new home. This is the beginning of a new musical era for Bad Boy.
    SOURCE: Friday Morning Quarterback 2 months ago
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  1. I'm going to put out a kind of new body of work. It's kind of a re-release but [with] more songs than you usually get on a re-release.
    SOURCE: Friday Morning Quarterback 2 months ago

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