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#NewMusic: Russell Taylor Flirts with Danger on ‘Cherry’

Philadelphia native Russell Taylor returns with his new provocative single “Cherry,” appropriately released on Valentine’s Day. It’s his first new single from his forthcoming album.

It’s his first new single from the VH1 You Oughta Know Artist alum’s forthcoming album. Produced by Taylor and B. Fischer and co-written by Will Boston, Taylor says the song is relatable to many.

“We have all had that special kind of ‘love’ that is no good for us, but we keep going back because it feels so damn good,” Taylor said. Cherry is for us, it’s our anthem.”

Download “Cherry” here.

William Carter

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