Ever keen on keeping the masses abreast of fresh and/or often underrated talent, That Grape Juice presents ‘The Spill’ – a renewed look at not-so-new, yet active, acts.

Much like its ‘Freshly Squeezed’ sister segment, this revived assay aims to put the magnifying glass on talents who may not appeal to the buying public on a broad scale yet are still serving material that could easily spin side-by-side with some of today’s top hits.

Covering a kaleidoscope of genres, ‘The Spill’ is set to feature some names you probably know and love as well as some you’ll (soon) be glad to know.  Click below to find out the spill on J. Holiday, Trevor Jackson, Eric Roberson, Algebra Blessett, Teedra Moses, and Jacob Latimore…

Hot Shot:  J. Holiday Unveils New Album Cover & Tracklisting

After reigniting music buyer’s interest with new single “After We…”, those sleeping on ‘Bed’ beau J. Holiday were awakened to news the crooner would soon be returning with new music.  With the album release set for January 28, the singer has revealed the album’s accompanying artwork and tracklist.

While we await the ‘Incredible’ release of the set’s first official single, get familiar with the tracklist below:

‘Guilty Conscience’ Tracklisting

01. Incredible
02. Thinking About You
03. Cloud 9
04. After We
05. Guilty Conscience
06. Ms. Get Around
07. Wrong Turn
08. Home Wrecker
09. Dumb
10. Come Back Home
11. Where Are You Now
12. Heaven

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New Video:  Jacob Latimore – ‘What Are You Waiting For’

The last few months have proven themselves quite fruitful for budding crooner Jacob Latimore.  After winning over hearts for his role in ‘Black Nativity’ alongside Jennifer Hudson, Forest Whitaker, and Angela Bassett, the teen heartthrob returned to promotion of his October released mixtape ‘This Is Me 2’.

The latest offering of that return comes in the form of the video to “What Are You Waiting For” – a heart-tugging love song performed in a wintry scene.  Get familiar with Latimore’s latest love story below:

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New Video:  Teedra Moses – ‘Secrets of Life’

Looks like Katy Perry isn’t the only one roaring as of late.

Much to fan delight, ‘The Lioness’ Teedra Moses is back with a new song for a worthy cause.  Shared with the caption:

“The A-R-K is non profit organization that helps families affected by the foreclosure crisis get back into homes and homeownership. Its a great cause!! #AmericasRandomKindnes #WeMustHelpOthers #BlackMosesMusic #LionessLuv PLEASE HELP OUT!!”

Listen below:

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New Video:  Trevor Jackson – ‘New Thang’

After his well received ‘Drop It’ last year, Trevor Jackson returns to drop the aptly titled ‘New Thang’.   The singer/actor lifts the visual as the title track from his official debut EP (available now).

We suspect you’ll see a lot of Trevor in the coming months.  You can start now by pressing play on the video below:

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NEW MUSIC: ALGEBRA BLESSETT – ‘RIGHT NEXT TO YOU’

Algebra Blessett + new music = everything we’ve been waiting on.  Gearing up for the release of her sophomore album ‘Recovery’, the soulstress unveils a listen to ‘Right Next To You’ – the follow-up to the album’s inaugural release ‘Nobody But You’.

Before the album hit stores on January 28th, press play below for your taste of the latest of Blesett’s servings:

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New Song:  Eric Roberson – ‘Anymore’

Eric Roberson‘s 2013 ended on a good note with news that he and gospel group United Tenors (Fred Hammond, Dave Hollister, Brian Courtney Wilson) were nominated for a Grammy for their debut offering ‘Here In Our Praise’. But, before  Roberson finds out if he and co. will walk away with the gold, he kicks off 2014 with a new single “Anymore”.

Reconnected with producer Brett “Bdubb” Baker, who produced Roberson’s two GRAMMY-Nominated songs “A Tale of Two” and “Still”, fans can find the new tune on Roberson’s upcoming ‘B-Sides, Features and Heartaches’ EP (February 4th).

The set is due to tide fans over until Roberson’s ninth studio album due later this year.  Before we can get our hands on that, however, check out ‘Anymore’ below:

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