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Usher debuts new song 'Climax' - listen
Published Wednesday, Feb 15 2012, 10:10 GMT | By Lewis Corner | 5 comments
Usher has premiered his brand new track online.
The singer has revealed 'Climax' as the first cut to be lifted from his upcoming seventh studio album, which is expected to be released later this year.
'Climax' was written and produced by Diplo, Redd Stylez and Ariel Rechtshaid, and is a slow R&B jam with moments of controlled dubstep reverb.
Diplo claimed on Twitter: "Seriously the best record I've been part of. I'm pretty sure in 9 months there are gonna be a lot of new babies that this song is responsible for."
Posting a link to the song, Usher simply put: "Happy Valentine's Day to all!!"
Back in December, Usher clarified his rumoured relationship with Rihanna saying that they had "kissed", but "she's like [his] sister right now".
> Usher challenges ex-wife custody filing
Listen to Usher's new track 'Climax' below:
The singer has revealed 'Climax' as the first cut to be lifted from his upcoming seventh studio album, which is expected to be released later this year.
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'Climax' was written and produced by Diplo, Redd Stylez and Ariel Rechtshaid, and is a slow R&B jam with moments of controlled dubstep reverb.
Diplo claimed on Twitter: "Seriously the best record I've been part of. I'm pretty sure in 9 months there are gonna be a lot of new babies that this song is responsible for."
Posting a link to the song, Usher simply put: "Happy Valentine's Day to all!!"
Back in December, Usher clarified his rumoured relationship with Rihanna saying that they had "kissed", but "she's like [his] sister right now".
> Usher challenges ex-wife custody filing
Listen to Usher's new track 'Climax' below:
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