Nearly four years have separated fans of John Legend from his latest studio album, ‘Darkness & Light,’ but the wait for a new body of work came to a close Friday (June 19) with the unveiling of ‘Bigger Love.’
A 16-track affair boasting appearances from fellow GRAMMY winner Koffee and GRAMMY-nominated R&B star Jhené Aiko among its high profile features, the project stands as Legend’s attempt to be an uplifting voice in society.
“This album is more focused on joy, love, hope, and on optimism,” he stated. “I think my last album [2016’s Darkness and Light] was kind of an album about being worried about being concerned and I definitely feel both. I feel like the world needs some joy.”
Preceded by singles ‘Actions,’ ‘Conversations in the Dark,’ and its title track, look inside for the full taste of what the EGOT winner is serving with his sixth solo studio effort:
he should stand by his words and stop acting like judge and jury when people are falsely accused, people he knows nothing about.
I’m buying it if the album named bigger d-I-c-k-s and comes with john’s d pic
I’ll buy a copy of that.
Nice weather today..
16 tracks? For what?
Gurl, ain’t nobody got time for that.
He turned his career into john and chrissy show.
Probably 10 songs are about his wife again…. 3 songs are about his kids, and the rest are about bible…. boring af