Brandon Lewis taps Jessica Ray for their new duet, “Back In Love.” Both having just released numerous songs over the summer under MIME Records, including Lewis’ “Black Man” and Ray’s “Deep,” Lewis eagerly anticipated the release of this timeless single. Reminiscent of Tamia and Eric Benét.
While so many songs are about breakups, this song gives listeners truth and wisdom about love. “I have a lot of fear for the lovers of the next generation… Instead of falling back, we fall back in love,” the duo sang over the Blac Elvis-produced record.
The music video was directed by Lewis, and tells the story of two consenting lovers realizing they’re meant to be together. “Back In Love” is available on all streaming platforms. Watch the video below.
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