1 00:00:00,17 --> 00:00:03,86 Producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis called him one of the greatest voices of our 2 00:00:03,87 --> 00:00:08,67 time he is the first artist in music history to have separate records topping four 3 00:00:08,68 --> 00:00:13,09 different charts for different charts known for Disney's Beauty And The Beast 4 00:00:13,34 --> 00:00:18,69 a whole new world don't forget hits like feel the fire I'm so into you if ever 5 00:00:18,70 --> 00:00:23,68 you're in my arms again he is that real deal when it comes to pure vocal power and 6 00:00:23,69 --> 00:00:28,07 is among the greatest the rhythm and blues down there has to offer his new release 7 00:00:28,08 --> 00:00:32,76 is entitled to stand for love you know who it is just people Bryce welcome to stay 8 00:00:32,77 --> 00:00:37,58 close it's nice to be here Tim thank you for having me you've been out on the road 9 00:00:37,59 --> 00:00:39,22 but you haven't put out new music in 10 00:00:39,23 --> 00:00:45,46 a while you SO LONG Well I never really went anywhere it's just I think there's 11 00:00:45,47 --> 00:00:50,09 a reassessing of life it comes with with age you know you want to see where you are 12 00:00:50,10 --> 00:00:56,15 and I'm in my life was kind of changing in different I got married when my wife 13 00:00:56,63 --> 00:00:59,53 wanted to have a little one so I have 14 00:00:59,54 --> 00:01:05,28 a nine month old this new album how did this collab with Jimmy Jam interludes come 15 00:01:05,29 --> 00:01:10,88 about. We've always tried to work with each other and you know it's the perfunctory 16 00:01:10,89 --> 00:01:14,21 we will we should work together we've exchanged numbers but nothing really came of 17 00:01:14,22 --> 00:01:14,92 it there is 18 00:01:14,93 --> 00:01:21,09 a project. A Japanese project that actually brought us together Japan and we have 19 00:01:21,10 --> 00:01:27,61 a mutual friend who was doing. Was working with one of the Japanese as the Japan's 20 00:01:28,30 --> 00:01:34,78 actually biggest artist. Yuko he total. Who. 21 00:01:35,96 --> 00:01:41,16 I had the great pleasure of doing a song with on the project there was 22 00:01:41,17 --> 00:01:46,56 a dedication to her and was produced by Gemma LEWIS So we finally got to work 23 00:01:46,57 --> 00:01:50,61 together but it was not like we wanted to work together so we decided that we were 24 00:01:50,62 --> 00:01:52,99 going to make working together as a as 25 00:01:53,00 --> 00:01:59,02 a solo project really happened and I couldn't be happier than then to have the 26 00:01:59,06 --> 00:02:04,11 blessing to be able to work with them in that my question to them was can you make 27 00:02:04,12 --> 00:02:08,95 me relevant any music conversation today without destroying what's what has taken 28 00:02:08,96 --> 00:02:09,03 me 29 00:02:09,04 --> 00:02:13,22 a lot of time to accomplish and they didn't even bat an eye they just they stretch 30 00:02:13,23 --> 00:02:16,55 me out and that's that's good I wanted them to stretch me and I wanted them to 31 00:02:16,56 --> 00:02:22,66 challenge me but I found it found that my experience with them was totally unique 32 00:02:22,67 --> 00:02:26,27 in all the years I've been in this business and there have never had 33 00:02:26,60 --> 00:02:32,59 a more pleasant recording situation. A lot of people talk about you being this 34 00:02:32,60 --> 00:02:34,36 great balance singer and it's not 35 00:02:34,37 --> 00:02:38,13 a lot of people out here like you today Stephanie feels might be the one of the 36 00:02:38,17 --> 00:02:44,32 only people that I know one of the songs that you fire and did it justice well does 37 00:02:44,59 --> 00:02:49,24 would you did feel the fire you killed it who killed it packed it up took it home. 38 00:02:52,23 --> 00:02:53,25 And 39 00:02:53,26 --> 00:02:57,72 a lot of times people try to compare you with some of the other artists from history 40 00:02:57,73 --> 00:03:03,43 but you have your own unique brand if I would suggest anything to anybody that's 41 00:03:03,44 --> 00:03:09,31 a budding artist or an aspiring artist would be to be yourself and I've been 42 00:03:09,64 --> 00:03:13,70 probably my greatest accomplishment my greatest one of my greatest blessings in 43 00:03:13,71 --> 00:03:19,100 this business in life is to not have anyone sound like people Bryson some years ago 44 00:03:20,04 --> 00:03:23,68 and I don't know if you remember this there was some comparison between you and our 45 00:03:23,69 --> 00:03:30,33 killing really do you remember there was there was some some what he said Who is 46 00:03:30,34 --> 00:03:36,19 the better singer and I think. I think what was missed is that you're more of 47 00:03:36,20 --> 00:03:37,67 a technical singer I think from 48 00:03:37,68 --> 00:03:44,49 a technical standpoint. You are better singer I think 49 00:03:44,53 --> 00:03:44,90 that's 50 00:03:44,91 --> 00:03:51,80 a natural way of saying I am or am I right or totally all the. It's not all he has 51 00:03:51,81 --> 00:03:52,73 a natural way and he has 52 00:03:52,74 --> 00:03:57,85 a natural way of saying you know. He's very very talented no one should ever cast 53 00:03:57,86 --> 00:04:04,66 aspersions at him at his music and and his musical talent but he's a there's 54 00:04:04,67 --> 00:04:05,29 a difference between 55 00:04:05,30 --> 00:04:12,07 a song stylist and. I trained you to train musical voice that's different and 56 00:04:12,08 --> 00:04:12,52 there's 57 00:04:12,53 --> 00:04:19,26 a there's also difference between. A great vocalist and an annuity vocalist 58 00:04:19,27 --> 00:04:25,02 or great vocal performance and an anointed both the performers one is divine and 59 00:04:25,03 --> 00:04:31,09 six the soul and the other is just very good at what it is and it is what it is if 60 00:04:31,10 --> 00:04:35,12 you're not inspiring somebody with the music of you know passing on information 61 00:04:35,54 --> 00:04:40,26 that is helpful and constructive to those who will listen than you can and that's 62 00:04:40,27 --> 00:04:43,07 the point of actually doing anything at all and I think that there's 63 00:04:43,08 --> 00:04:45,23 a certain selflessness that goes with that in 64 00:04:45,24 --> 00:04:49,13 a certain separately and I think that these are the characteristics that make 65 00:04:49,17 --> 00:04:56,13 a difference. But he can be as passionate about something he believes and as I can 66 00:04:56,51 --> 00:05:01,20 and when you're passionate about something you sing it differently again he's very 67 00:05:01,21 --> 00:05:06,70 very talented but I don't I don't like comparing comparisons in general because I 68 00:05:06,71 --> 00:05:10,78 don't compete with anyone I don't have to and I don't believe in it the only person 69 00:05:10,79 --> 00:05:17,07 I compete with is myself you worked with some great ladies in the past. Tell me 70 00:05:17,08 --> 00:05:22,17 a little bit about maybe the some of the stories that you have working with someone 71 00:05:22,18 --> 00:05:27,93 like Natalie Cole. You can't be that close to Natalie Cole in physical proximity 72 00:05:27,94 --> 00:05:32,11 enough fall in love with her you can look in her eyes all the time every day and 73 00:05:32,51 --> 00:05:37,27 get lost in them and and doesn't manage to see was married or whatever it is you 74 00:05:37,28 --> 00:05:40,89 just there you can't you you love her because she is she was 75 00:05:40,93 --> 00:05:47,28 a. Pure in open honest so that is you record together or did you do separate Oh no 76 00:05:47,29 --> 00:05:51,76 we courting we have in this we have to do it together it was it was my first doing 77 00:05:51,77 --> 00:05:56,67 a project and I I didn't know much about doing DO IT projects just knew there was 78 00:05:56,68 --> 00:05:59,20 a good idea and she was someone that I had known for 79 00:05:59,21 --> 00:06:03,05 a while she was the first one of the first people I ever met when I entered this 80 00:06:03,09 --> 00:06:08,98 industry as a as a solo artist and actually she was the only person I knew 81 00:06:08,99 --> 00:06:15,84 a Capitol Records until they say they signed. True Celine Dion right and we did not 82 00:06:15,85 --> 00:06:19,88 meet until we were actually in the studio to record beauty and beauty in the beast 83 00:06:20,73 --> 00:06:25,69 and we both had agreed to work with each other at some point. We still hadn't met 84 00:06:25,70 --> 00:06:29,59 or anything like that and there was no song to say but my N.R.A. 85 00:06:29,60 --> 00:06:33,35 Guide Jay Landers was his father was held on as a maid smoking 86 00:06:33,36 --> 00:06:34,85 a band in the King of like B. 87 00:06:34,86 --> 00:06:40,47 Movies. Through his association with with the how would sell makers got 88 00:06:40,48 --> 00:06:45,63 a chance to see the animation before it was done before the movie was out and he 89 00:06:45,64 --> 00:06:50,41 said wow this is terrific you know one. Is there any music he said Funny you should 90 00:06:50,42 --> 00:06:50,82 ask there's 91 00:06:50,83 --> 00:06:57,07 a song and he stood so there's Alan rapping asteroids Yeah you know this is what we 92 00:06:57,08 --> 00:07:01,64 ended up saying and all that and Celine bless her heart was afraid that when she 93 00:07:01,65 --> 00:07:04,58 into the studio when she would get ready to work together that we were going to. 94 00:07:05,63 --> 00:07:09,18 She was going to like run away with me or something like that you know I could be 95 00:07:09,19 --> 00:07:09,45 a like 96 00:07:09,46 --> 00:07:13,55 a studio artist and actually be able to sing any of that stuff and not maybe not 97 00:07:13,56 --> 00:07:18,15 even sing in Paris at all so she's looking at me to describe us and we going and 98 00:07:18,51 --> 00:07:19,06 sends me 99 00:07:19,07 --> 00:07:25,12 a little bit of something and I send it back and things in. This exchange goes on 100 00:07:25,13 --> 00:07:26,52 and she starts to smile 101 00:07:26,53 --> 00:07:31,70 a little bit more and then she realize the need to just be yourself she opened up 102 00:07:31,71 --> 00:07:36,68 and I opened up when we were you the trick to 103 00:07:36,69 --> 00:07:38,22 a great deal where is that you have to follow 104 00:07:38,23 --> 00:07:42,29 a little bit in love with you do partners but working with the birth of flack had 105 00:07:42,69 --> 00:07:48,20 is what taught me that you you must play to your partner do Aparna strengths and 106 00:07:48,70 --> 00:07:52,43 weaknesses equally in this like life in any other kind of great relationship or 107 00:07:52,44 --> 00:07:56,61 a serious relationship that's the way it goes you have to take all of that person 108 00:07:56,62 --> 00:08:01,12 and I'm doing that in doing so there are no that makes that 109 00:08:01,13 --> 00:08:05,11 a race is any weaknesses that they may be into individually or collectively if you 110 00:08:05,12 --> 00:08:10,37 raise all those but just by embracing the concept of fellowship and speaking of her 111 00:08:10,38 --> 00:08:15,15 plaque you walk into Donny Hathaway's shoes are you kidding me and I have the nerve 112 00:08:15,16 --> 00:08:21,87 to show up in St Louis. You know his birthplace Donny Hathaway 113 00:08:21,88 --> 00:08:27,76 changed my life in terms of he he gave validation to my concept that you can you 114 00:08:27,77 --> 00:08:28,15 can sing 115 00:08:28,16 --> 00:08:33,78 a melody and make it pay that you can actually actually. And here to the rules of 116 00:08:33,79 --> 00:08:40,25 music and still make it work is still be considered outrageous or or 117 00:08:41,21 --> 00:08:44,99 considered to be coloring outside the box and can do all those things but there is 118 00:08:45,00 --> 00:08:45,55 a there's 119 00:08:45,56 --> 00:08:52,12 a basic music structure that he used to basic music rules that he kept and so I 120 00:08:52,13 --> 00:08:58,41 felt like the first partner she had after. Any I was like why she chose me I still 121 00:08:58,42 --> 00:09:02,71 can't tell you if I'm honest I don't know it's probably the greatest compliment 122 00:09:02,72 --> 00:09:07,53 anybody's ever paid me when we do it every gene a bell if it's if it's 123 00:09:07,54 --> 00:09:14,06 a difficult song to sing and it's. I think when Regina Belle is going to eat at 124 00:09:14,07 --> 00:09:17,88 life that's just the way she is I think it's all that Rutgers training or whatever 125 00:09:17,89 --> 00:09:20,33 that is that he did there with the with the vocal thing at 126 00:09:20,67 --> 00:09:25,45 a whole new world holy war was. It's a difficult song to sing us 127 00:09:25,46 --> 00:09:30,18 a lot more difficult to them then even though one of our steps in there well is 128 00:09:30,19 --> 00:09:33,51 this is wise in the event it's difficult just that you have to understand something 129 00:09:33,52 --> 00:09:38,32 about the Disney songs for us you know they don't come with like instructions or or 130 00:09:38,33 --> 00:09:42,86 a model learning thing like that it's only individual interpretation no one's there 131 00:09:42,87 --> 00:09:48,50 to even suggest anything like this or do you want to sing it like that no questions 132 00:09:48,51 --> 00:09:52,98 just whatever you get it so if you were if you saw if you caught recording muting 133 00:09:52,99 --> 00:09:56,43 you beast you have to understand that you have to go Marcus or will use what is 134 00:09:56,44 --> 00:10:00,63 a thing in and of itself what does it do with its nature and you have to understand 135 00:10:00,64 --> 00:10:04,88 that beauty in the beast is an object lesson to children around the globe to look 136 00:10:04,89 --> 00:10:10,03 past the physical in order to find true beauty if you know that if you don't have 137 00:10:10,04 --> 00:10:13,29 that in mind when you're singing it when you're recording it then you kind of miss 138 00:10:13,30 --> 00:10:14,42 the point in there's something 139 00:10:14,46 --> 00:10:17,35 a little insincere about what it is it is that you're doing 140 00:10:17,65 --> 00:10:22,36 a whole new world represents every hope and promise and every dream that anybody is 141 00:10:22,40 --> 00:10:27,10 ever going to have let me think about what that is so let's rewind just 142 00:10:27,16 --> 00:10:31,64 a little bit on them to you and talk about who are somewhat on the Form 143 00:10:31,65 --> 00:10:33,22 a little bit and have on 144 00:10:33,23 --> 00:10:38,38 a farm with parents two sisters one brother right where did your love of music come 145 00:10:38,39 --> 00:10:43,37 from I think it I think the love for music is inherent and I think it's you're born 146 00:10:43,38 --> 00:10:44,99 with it in going up in 147 00:10:45,00 --> 00:10:50,06 a house where my mother loved. Music loved loved loved my mother had the most 148 00:10:50,07 --> 00:10:53,12 beautiful voice I've ever heard and she could but she could never sing in front of 149 00:10:53,32 --> 00:10:59,09 anybody but maybe five people my me my siblings in her mother 150 00:11:00,08 --> 00:11:01,76 about you guys listen to what your mom 151 00:11:02,63 --> 00:11:06,28 a little bit of everything and fortunately for for us my mother being such 152 00:11:06,29 --> 00:11:11,42 a music lover in my hometown of Greenville South Carolina having a five thousand C. 153 00:11:11,53 --> 00:11:17,11 Auditorium it that every artist was going to come to my hometown at some point and 154 00:11:17,21 --> 00:11:23,39 basically most of them on the same show at one time if you saw the the books that 155 00:11:23,40 --> 00:11:29,10 they sold for are still in the concert and all that if you saw the lineup it would 156 00:11:29,18 --> 00:11:33,92 it will be astounding So my mom my grandmother was like OK I'll keep the two young 157 00:11:33,97 --> 00:11:37,48 youngest kids with you taking the two oldest ones with you so I got 158 00:11:37,49 --> 00:11:44,13 a chance to see Sam Cook maybe twelve fifteen times live and on the same show with 159 00:11:44,14 --> 00:11:45,94 Jackie Wilson when lonely teardrops was 160 00:11:45,95 --> 00:11:52,87 a single Wow in. Samson and Sam Cooke's we would sing all the 161 00:11:52,88 --> 00:11:53,33 time was 162 00:11:53,34 --> 00:11:59,58 a song called Shake he was really coming out from underneath the secular crowd it 163 00:11:59,60 --> 00:12:06,12 was wanted to raise his game in terms of reaching more people I think that I saw 164 00:12:06,14 --> 00:12:10,62 the original I continue to review or so the original Drifters I saw the impressions 165 00:12:10,64 --> 00:12:12,58 when Lou Rawls was a was 166 00:12:12,60 --> 00:12:19,19 a singer and Sam Sam Cooke's background vocalist in those days was Dionne Warwick I 167 00:12:19,19 --> 00:12:25,94 mean that's that's going back some. Background vocalist was the idea or you know I 168 00:12:25,96 --> 00:12:31,29 don't think I've ever read that you know you can Google it is absolutely true. It's 169 00:12:31,76 --> 00:12:35,68 that I thought I knew a lot about me I know right I mean there's twice I've got 170 00:12:35,97 --> 00:12:40,76 a right. To waste so no you are so I got 171 00:12:40,78 --> 00:12:47,10 a chance to see the greatest artists of our time. They perform live when we want to 172 00:12:47,11 --> 00:12:52,01 see that I mean I love that I sang along I got to and some I was singing along in 173 00:12:52,02 --> 00:12:55,87 the audience and some of those walked around and said saying as 174 00:12:55,88 --> 00:13:01,42 a. Little boy over here. Speaking of great artist and you're on tour with Gladys 175 00:13:01,43 --> 00:13:05,76 Knight you know did you grow or did you listen to her music again as 176 00:13:05,77 --> 00:13:06,82 a child because she was 177 00:13:06,83 --> 00:13:14,17 a child performing to exactly here's the thing. I 178 00:13:14,18 --> 00:13:17,12 made the distinction before about some people have 179 00:13:17,13 --> 00:13:24,13 a knowledge of voices. Aretha Franklin had an anointed voice and there's 180 00:13:24,14 --> 00:13:27,67 no getting around that what she's saying and I don't care who sang it before it's 181 00:13:28,07 --> 00:13:32,13 it's been sung differently it's been defaced been redefined when she does it in the 182 00:13:32,14 --> 00:13:33,76 same with Gladys Knight I mean it's 183 00:13:33,80 --> 00:13:39,76 a they have that her it's an it's an annoying thing it. It calls out to the soul 184 00:13:39,77 --> 00:13:43,90 that really does I mean in the not everybody has that and they have it in spades 185 00:13:43,91 --> 00:13:46,08 they had it in spades to share 186 00:13:46,09 --> 00:13:51,95 a stage with when it's not the first it's not our first time but it's always 187 00:13:51,96 --> 00:13:56,80 a pleasure it's always been a pleasure and always been. I think not just 188 00:13:56,81 --> 00:14:01,67 a blessing but. An honor to share 189 00:14:01,68 --> 00:14:06,73 a stage with someone that. Defines a ballad in 190 00:14:06,74 --> 00:14:12,32 a way that nobody else can the way he does it when she's feeling pain everybody the 191 00:14:12,33 --> 00:14:16,42 whole world is feeling pain if she's feeling hopeful the whole world is feeling 192 00:14:16,43 --> 00:14:19,91 hopeful whatever it is that she's feeling and whatever it is that she's portraying 193 00:14:19,92 --> 00:14:25,69 in her music and through her vocal tower you feel it. To your very soul Tony will 194 00:14:25,70 --> 00:14:32,49 be able to you juggle all of this you. Are New Father New father now I'm 195 00:14:32,50 --> 00:14:32,100 wanting is 196 00:14:33,01 --> 00:14:39,61 a new father and the other nine months. My little man. It's got to be done so well 197 00:14:39,62 --> 00:14:44,94 gotta do it are we not men. Going down the road and had 198 00:14:44,95 --> 00:14:50,33 a nice month or and and how long have you been this in new marriage yeah I've only 199 00:14:50,34 --> 00:14:51,84 been married once I've been engaged like 200 00:14:51,85 --> 00:14:54,68 a time OK in everybody knows I've been engaged in 201 00:14:54,84 --> 00:14:59,83 a bunch of only been married there one must have been the right one and well it had 202 00:14:59,84 --> 00:15:05,15 to be you know I was encouraged by by Aretha Franklin my friendship with her one of 203 00:15:05,16 --> 00:15:11,26 the things that. One of the legacies that she left me was she always encouraged me 204 00:15:11,27 --> 00:15:18,20 to hold out and try to find that thing that that person that was meant for me 205 00:15:18,21 --> 00:15:22,60 and I was and she was holding up I mean like I knew she was holding out but you 206 00:15:22,61 --> 00:15:26,67 know the belief we knew that about each other and she never discouraged me about 207 00:15:26,68 --> 00:15:32,60 that and I was fifty six I think I found it you know I was booked across the state 208 00:15:32,61 --> 00:15:39,53 and there she was and. You know did you think that you know I was saying at home oh 209 00:15:39,53 --> 00:15:44,64 . Well well well we were thinking because he was my I was it was in 210 00:15:44,65 --> 00:15:49,28 a British girl band so I mean you know it's got more videos than I do so there's 211 00:15:49,29 --> 00:15:52,89 a legacy to the know what the businesses are just our own fans and all that kind of 212 00:15:52,90 --> 00:15:59,86 stuff but she was. She was doing background vocals for this program I was doing in 213 00:15:59,90 --> 00:16:00,50 the U.K. 214 00:16:00,51 --> 00:16:04,92 And I love the course stage and there she was and I knew in that moment that my 215 00:16:04,93 --> 00:16:10,40 music I caught up with you know so I So we got married we got married and one of 216 00:16:10,41 --> 00:16:15,20 the things I promised when we got married was that I would try you know. Because I 217 00:16:15,21 --> 00:16:18,40 knew that was something that something was important to her and she's young enough 218 00:16:18,41 --> 00:16:22,18 to want children and young enough that young enough to have them so it's not 219 00:16:22,19 --> 00:16:25,32 something you want to take away from somebody that represents the most important 220 00:16:25,33 --> 00:16:30,04 relationship that you've ever had in mind so and I'm honest I wanted 221 00:16:30,05 --> 00:16:33,02 a little boy and I you know I have 222 00:16:33,03 --> 00:16:37,82 a daughter who is wonderful I have three grandkids two granddaughters twenty five 223 00:16:37,86 --> 00:16:42,91 twenty six twenty five in one thousand nine hundred seven my daughter is very 224 00:16:42,92 --> 00:16:48,16 accomplished I figured out what I paid for all those private schools and all that. 225 00:16:49,58 --> 00:16:55,25 You know she's got four post-graduate degrees and that's after you know we kids and 226 00:16:55,25 --> 00:17:02,00 . Husband that's let's get it done so there's that but. For 227 00:17:02,58 --> 00:17:07,23 for me I wanted the little boy to leave my name in there was something you can hope 228 00:17:07,24 --> 00:17:11,61 for but you can't we don't have the control over that it is still might happen well 229 00:17:11,61 --> 00:17:15,14 . For you to. Come on you can do them 230 00:17:15,15 --> 00:17:20,32 a serious surely you can't tell me people what do you like performing most on the 231 00:17:20,33 --> 00:17:25,27 stage what song gets the crowd going out there well it's only at the Fox Theater 232 00:17:25,28 --> 00:17:29,76 and I'm sure you're going to tear it up you know you know again like I said my 233 00:17:29,77 --> 00:17:34,56 music finally caught up with me and with my wife and the things that are important 234 00:17:34,57 --> 00:17:39,14 to me and one of the reasons I stayed away so long as that I was establishing all 235 00:17:39,15 --> 00:17:44,60 that with my life is what's in point to me reestablish in repositioning my 236 00:17:44,61 --> 00:17:48,52 priorities and when you once you do that then it's easier to write 237 00:17:48,53 --> 00:17:50,84 a great song like that or to help write 238 00:17:50,85 --> 00:17:56,77 a great song like. Love like yours or mine is about last year how the girls well 239 00:17:56,78 --> 00:17:58,71 loved and love like yours and mine is 240 00:17:58,72 --> 00:18:05,67 a. You know what you see yeah it's you. Are so 241 00:18:05,68 --> 00:18:11,58 book or you know you read thing to me the care you 242 00:18:11,59 --> 00:18:17,57 see you. Paul's all saw and saw. 243 00:18:19,04 --> 00:18:25,61 Your mind gradus Mr and we each turn to be there 244 00:18:26,51 --> 00:18:33,46 is no. Yours yours and. It's one 245 00:18:33,47 --> 00:18:39,02 of our come. People's latest saying oh a love like yours and mine is in a don't R. 246 00:18:39,03 --> 00:18:43,23 And B. Top ten billboard saying go and for love is now 247 00:18:43,24 --> 00:18:48,61 a billion just one life just down the world and on music streaming their platforms 248 00:18:48,65 --> 00:18:53,56 there you go all music streaming famous moms and the new single is called All she 249 00:18:53,57 --> 00:18:58,33 wants to do is me which is every hour she manages to dream is me thank you for 250 00:18:58,34 --> 00:19:02,45 being here I was researching time thank you people price and everybody.