After a 12-year break from his solo career, Grammy Award-winning artist Q Parker returns with his new single, “BEG.”
“BEG” is Parker’s first solo release since his 2012 album, The MANual. The track showcases Parker’s smooth R&B vocals, blending deep emotion with relatable storytelling from a lover’s perspective, reminiscent of his work in the iconic R&B group 112.
“It’s easy to beg when she’s fed up and you’re about to lose, but this time I want you to see me beg just ‘cause my love is true,” Parker sings.
Parker explores the theme of vulnerability while offering a different perspective of begging in relationships. His delivery promises to draw listeners in, emphasizing the sincerity of his affection.
Parker’s “BEG” is an independent release through Sparta/300.
Download “BEG” by Q Parker here.
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