With his nostalgic “Friend Back”
single still building momentum, Delaware-based R&B singer and
producer, Fred Reed, serves up a fresh new jam titled “Tug of War.”
Known
for his persistent work in the community, Fred has established a
successful, non-profit haven for children to get the opportunity to
develop or express their creativity. Located in Wilmington, Delaware, “Reeds Refuge” has provided the city with a positive alternative to what the streets have to offer.
With
a relentless drive to cater to the community, Fred has proven to be
just as passionate about his music career. Back in the studio and
working on his forthcoming project, Lovesided, Fred refers to the album as “a much needed plate of soul.”
His
life’s contributions and experiences have helped him develop a more
mature and fresh sound. Succeeding in bringing the smooth harmonies of
soul and blending it with modern day R&B, this album is definitely
“refreshing” to the spirit.
“The
intent of this album is to bring back the intimacy music once had – in
essence, “baby makin’ music” (the less conventional kind). It is an
honest album that covers all aspects of a relationship including the
good times, break ups, lies, make-ups, etc. It can be summed up in one
word; dynamic,” Fred Reed shares with us.
Following the release of the official “Friend Back” music video, Fred Reed’s Obrian Music-produced “Tug of War” finds the veteran singer working to mend a relationship that is becoming more distant by the day. “I don’t wanna play no games no mo’/ I’m tired of playing Tug of War,” Fred sings.
Stream “Tug of War” below on Spotify, and be sure to follow Fred Reed on Instagram here.
