It’s officially cuffing season, and October London is bringing the lover’s anthem with the new single “A Beautiful Woman.” London is setting the tone for his highly awaited sophomore album, ‘October Nights’ expected October 11.
London provides the fans with a slow jam all ages can enjoy as he lays down his signature silky rich soulful vocals on the track. The song, which opens with a bombastic crescendo of piano keys, is an indicative entry point of what fans can expect from London’s new full-length project.
‘A Beautiful Woman’ is an appreciation song dedicated to the amazing woman in your life. And did we mention there’s no profanity, kudos to you London for keeping it proper, and sexy while immersed in his grown-man epoch.
Fellas, listen up and take notes because London breaks it down in layman’s terms on how to treat a woman with love, respect, and admiration singing:
“I tell you dating ain’t the life no more/ not since I met the kindest soul /she brightens all the darkest places/ puts smiles on all the frowning faces/she gives me love in time of need/ and showers me with positivity… /if you can’t help but love your woman/grab her by the hand and say I love you…”
London’s ‘A Beautiful Woman’ is an instant R&B classic. It’s a beautiful song that speaks beautifully to the heart of love and one we’re keeping at the top on rotation.
‘A Beautiful Woman’ arrives amid London’s cross-country trek in support of “The Serenade 2024 North American Tour” with 3X Grammy-winning, multi-platinum recording artist Maxwell and 2X Grammy-winning R&B powerhouse Jazmine Sullivan.
October Nights, now available for pre-save/order, is primed for widespread acclaim and features Snoop Dogg, Tyrese, Boney James, and Ledisi. The album also boasts contributions from Priest “Soopafly” Brooks, of the West Coast hip-hop collective Tha Dogg Pound (DPGC), Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds, Brandon “BAM” Hodge & David Foster, and Karl Rubin, among others.
Stay tuned for more from the first R&B artist signed to the relaunch of Death Row.
Take a listen to October London’s ‘A Beautiful Woman’ below.
