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Ashanti Teases New Single ‘Falling For You’: It’s My ‘Signature’ Music ‘With A 2022 Spin On It’

The Grammy victor dished with TMC on her most recent music, how she’s dealt with a flourishing profession more than twenty years, and her new kids’ book.

In spite of the fact that it’s been a long time since Ashanti hit the music scene with her self-named debut, the “Stupid” hitmaker is standing out as truly newsworthy again with her new single, “Succumbing to You.” The unbelievable R&B and Hip Hop vocalist, 41, EXCLUSIVELY filled TheMagazineCity in regarding her most recent hit, and furthermore dished on her new kids’ book, My Name Is A Story.

“I have another single, another record, emerging with this craftsman Yung Bleu. He’s the forthcoming new age, and we put down the account together,” Ashanti made sense of. “He’s ablaze and we had some amazing science. So I’m really invigorated. The tune is called ‘Succumbing to You’ and what’s cool about it is that it resembles your unique Ashanti music yet with a 2022 twist on it.”

The Grammy Award-winning vocalist made sense of how she has figured out how to keep her music new throughout the years with the consistently evolving patterns. “I think the cool part is keeping youngsters around me that are in the loop. My sister’s more youthful than me, she has a team of companions. I have cousins, I have bunches of various relatives from varying backgrounds. I work with a group of individuals and it’s truly about ensuring you are cutting-edge and current with what’s happening,” she uncovered.

In the interim, Ashanti has wandered into a new area with her impending kids’ book My Name Is A Story which hit stands July 12. From the multi-capable star comes an engaging story motivated by Ashanti’s own insight about a young lady who figures out how to cherish her special name. “I’m exceptionally amped up for it. Clearly it reflects an extremely close encounter since this is the way things were for me growing up,” the New York local said.

“The motivation came from genuine encounters. What’s more, really, when I was more youthful, I used to work at a childcare community. So when the children had break or recess, they would hop and bobbing around, doing what children do. Yet, when I snatched a book and said it was story time it was simply so spellbinding to perceive how strong perusing a story to a kid truly is,” she said. “They turned out to be simply so locked in. What’s more, I was like, ‘Goodness, I need to compose a youngsters’ book when I age,’ so it was something generally in my heart to do.”