Genia Releases New Project ‘4 PM in the Ville’

R&B

R&B newcomer Genia has released her debut mixtape, 4 PM In The Ville, via Def Jam Recordings.

The eight-track project includes her previously shared tracks “Introducing,” “Jaded” and “False Prophet.”

Each of the three mentioned tracks came with its own supporting video. These videos were self-directed and shot in black and white.

“The process of creating this tape has been a profound journey in and of itself. This tape embodies an essence of personal growth. Through this tape, I discovered a new passion for the art of directing. Creating the visuals, I found myself once again confronting my innermost pain. It allowed me to open up in ways I could never imagine,” explains Genia.

In the first song, “Lana’s Dream,” Genia and her grandmother talk about Genia’s goal of winning a Grammy. Meanwhile, in the third track, “The One,” Genia doubles down on her reluctance to commit to a long-term relationship.

“You say that I’m trippin’ / Like I ain’t got a reason / You know that I know you’ll only be here for a season,” she sings without batting an eye. “If you wanna go, then go / I won’t stop you from leaving.”

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On “Betrayed,” Genia laments wasted time and tears on an unfaithful partner and works to piece herself back together again after leaving him behind.

“I always showed up whenever you needed me / I was a real one, gave you all my loyalty / I been down for too long / You been around for too long,” she sings against a simple backdrop.

In the finale mixtape, “Gratitude,” Genia reflects on the happy times at the beginning of a relationship and hopes to return to that joy.

Genia has recently revealed the official self-directed music video for “The One” during the ongoing press run for 4 PM In The Ville. You can watch the video below.

Stream Genia’s 4 PM In The Ville mixtape below.



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