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Normani’s ‘Dopamine’ Is Here: Stream It Now
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2 years agoon
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Angel Diaz
Normani’s debut album Dopamine has finally arrived.
Since her group Fifth Harmony decided to go on a hiatus so that members can pursue solo projects, Normani has been preparing for this very moment. “The album marks a bold, new chapter for the 27-year-old artist as she fully embraces and celebrates her sexuality, showcasing her journey into divine femininity,” according to a press release. She also appreciates her fans for sticking by her through this long and arduous process telling Billboard News’ Tetris Kelly, “I’m just grateful that everybody is just really excited still for this album and for this body of work. They’ve waited on me, which I don’t really take for granted.”
Since going solo, Normani has hit the Hot 100 chart four times with the songs “Love Lies” with Khalid and “Dancing With A Stranger” with Sam Smith each reaching the top 10. Released in 2021, her lead single “Wild Side” featuring Cardi B charted as well, peaking at No.14 and staying on the chart for 20 weeks.
In short? She’s a star.
Not only does “Wild Side” appear on the album, the singles “1:59” featuring Gunna and her most recent release “Candy Paint” do as well. Tommy Brown handled the bulk of production and the project features Starrah, Gunna, James Blake, and Cardi B, respectively.
A few weeks back in May, the New Orleans singer released “Dopamine (First Dose)” which serves as the album’s trailer. Normani teases visuals of her and Gunna performing “1:59” and we also catch a glimpse of her dipped in silver while sitting on a rocket as “Candy Paint’ plays at the end.
Stream Dopamine here and below.
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