Following previous singles “My Best,” which features CeeLo Green and “Good Woman,” Tanya Nolan delivers a sensual new single with R&B icon Raheem DeVaughn.
“Pace Yourself” was written by Raheem DeVaughn and produced by Cory Mo. According to Nolan, “It was inspired by a love interest, whose connection was pleasurable, inviting, passionate and loving. A physical connection that runs immeasurably deep.”
“Pace Yourself” was recently the #1 Most Added Record at Urban Radio, according to Mediabase with over 25 radio stations around the country.
As she prepares for a bigger body of work, the LGBTQIA+ activist and openly gay woman of color plans to continue delivering music more frequently.
“I’ve been working at my musical craft most of my life and have put out music before, but this time just feels different,” Nolan said. “I am in a space where I can follow my dreams freely, control my destiny and tell my own personal truth,” she adds. “I hope that my fans will relate to my stories and vibe with me on this journey.”
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