VanJess New Single “High & Dry” Out Now On Keep Cool/RCA Records

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Today, Nigerian-American sister duo VanJess release their new single “High & Dry” on Keep Cool/RCA Records. The sultry new song and striking visualizer adds to their oeuvre of “pure pulsating, mezmerising magic” (Wonderland).

“High & Dry” is a sensual invitation of a song, buoyed by VanJess’ stylish vocals and cheeky wordplay. Their unique R&B flair slyly beckons suitors behind closed doors with deep choral motifs and silky musicality.

Listen to “High & Dry” below.

“High & Dry” comes just a month after the nostalgia-inducing “Come Over,” which Refinery29 called a “smooth track that you won't ever want to end.” The “Come Over” music video is even more indebted to smooth ‘90s R&B – a throwback to landline phones and talking to crushes in basements. Recently, the sisters gave an incandescent live performance of the single complete with lush visuals and their undeniable harmonies.

Watch VanJess’ “Come Over” live performance below.

VanJess have previously worked with KAYTRANADA, Ari Lennox, and Xavier Omăr, to name but a few, and within the past three months have collaborated with some of their most acclaimed peers on songs including “Stickin’” (Sinead Harnett and Masego, who appeared on VanJess’ 2018 debut LP), “I Had A Love Song” (Ant Saunders), and “Floating” (Mannywellz).

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ABOUT VANJESS

VanJess’ 2018 debut album ‘Silk Canvas’ was praised by Pitchfork for its "captivating fusion of 90's R&B with contemporary electronic touches." That record boasts features from some of the genre's finest contemporaries from more established acts like GoldLink to exciting newcomers Leikeli47, Berhana & Little Simz. The sisters' collaborations and sultry, crooning vocals prove that they are a "two-piece cultivating their own strand of R&B" (Vogue).

Growing up between Lagos, Nigeria, and California, VanJess has brought an entirely new take to contemporary R&B, one that pays tribute to ‘90s greats like TLC, SWV, and Aaliyah, while instinctually inciting an inimitable style. The sisters cut their teeth online with a string of viral covers, bursting onto the scene with their self-released debut album, a definitive R&B statement, and a smooth, seductive record that took the R&B world by storm.

October 22, 2020 3:20pm ET by Shore Fire Media  

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