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New Music Review: Fantasia’s “So Blue”

Soul princess Fantasia is back with a brand new track, titled “So Blue” which is from her forthcoming studio album, “The Definition Of…” which is set to be released on June 10th.

The song, which is the latest taste of what to expect from the new album is the perfect song to zone out to with its cool and relaxing vibe. Fantasia rocks the extremely catchy chorus with lyrics “I’m so blue – crazy and gone over you” which sets the tone for this record about someone dealing with the emotions of breaking up with their partner. Most of us know exactly what this feels like and no doubt, you’ll have this one on repeat for quite some time. Being so blue never sounded so good.

Fantasia has become known and loved for her passion for keeping true R&B and soul alive and with this new track, she is proving that once again she is bringing that fire and great sound that we’re all expecting. We can’t wait to see what else she has up her sleeves with this new album. You can listen to the track below:

For now, you can pre-order “The Definition Of…” on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and Spotify for 3 tracks instantly.

Photo Credit: RCA

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