Trey Songz is currently touring the world on the international leg of his “Chapter V Tour.” Stateside he has released “Fumble” as the next single lifted off his fifth album, which already spawned “Dive In,” “2 Reasons,” “Simply Amazing” and the Grammy nominated “Heart Attack.” In a recent interview with Billboard, the R&B heartthrob spoke about staying true to his R&B roots with his albums and singles…
“People were in need of real R&B and really appreciated this body of work from me when there aren’t a lot of your favorite R&B artists giving you R&B albums,” Songz tells Billboard. “It’s not even that it’s real R&B or fake R&B; it’s that you have a lot of your favorite R&B singers making pop music right now. And in this time it was very important for me to stay true to myself and stay true to the music that’s gotten me to the point where I am right now.”
“Fumble” is working its way up the R&B Songs chart and he says he’s “looking to have it in a great place by Valentine’s Day.
“‘Fumble’ is actually a song that came in late on the album,” Songz says. “It’s basically a song about having the one person that’ll do whatever for you, the one person that’ll go to the end of the world and back, and you not realizing it until it’s damn near too late. It’s essentially about having someone’s heart in your hands and dropping it.”
Look for Trey starring in the upcoming Texas Chainsaw 3D in theaters this January.
