USHER, H.E.R. - Risk It All (Official Music Video)

R&B

Taon2023

Tagal3m

Panoorin Ngayon

7.1

Listen to COMING HOME from the multi-platinum Grammy Award winning global entertainment icon here: https://ushermusic.lnk.to/COMINGHOME “Risk It All” is a captivating track produced and written by H.E.R. and renowned songwriter Jimmy Napes. H.E.R.’s signature, compelling lyricism and impassioned production are put on display through velvety, soaring vocals that tug at the heartstrings. The song brings together these two award-winning superstars for a special collaboration that encapsulates the raw emotion and enduring strength of The Color Purple’s film’s narratives: risk, love and liberation. USHER’s signature smooth tones blend seamlessly with H.E.R.’s soulful depth, creating a hymn of resilience and courage. The “Risk It All” music video was directed by the award-winning master Dave Myers. USHER & H.E.R. are joined on The Color Purple (Music From And Inspired By) Soundtrack by an incomparable array of music luminaries, including Alicia Keys, Megan Thee Stallion, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Fantasia, Missy Elliott, Halle Bailey, Keyshia Cole, Coco Jones, Taraji P. Henson, Timbaland, Jorja Smith, The-Dream, Celeste, Mary Mary, Darkchild, October London and more. The Color Purple (Music From And Inspired By) is the biggest R&B soundtrack in decades, boasting 17 songs from the film, 16 newly penned songs and four remixes. The Color Purple Film is only in theaters starting December 25, 2023. Listen to the Soundtrack: https://vydia.lnk.to/TheColorPurple Follow USHER TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@usher Instagram https://www.instagram.com/usher Twitter https://twitter.com/usher Facebook https://www.facebook.com/usher Youtube https://www.youtube.com/usher Lyrics: Like a condition, like a religion So easily mistreated Scary decision Sometimes it’s hell and sometimes it’s heaven It’s overcomplicated, but baby, I don’t mind Feeling like I’m bound to fall Close my eyes Baby, I would risk it all, yeah Sometimes it’s tragic, so problematic People are crying for it Peopl