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Tweet in The Quiet Storm with Lenny Green

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Tweet in The Quiet Storm with Lenny Green

THE BROOKLYN BOMBSHELL – New Music: Tweet “Enough”

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Tweet teased fans last year with her free music drops on Tweet Tuesday’s her unique sound still soulful as ever came at a time when many were wondering what happened to quality music, this year the wait is over her EP “Simply Tweet” is set for release on February 26th. Listen to the first single “Enough”

HELLO BEAUTIFUL – MUSIC ROUNDUP: Tweet Had ‘Enough’

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This week’s music roundup is a blast from the past! From the return of songstress Tweet to “L&HH” star Stevie J’s vocals, one things for sure. Older artists aren’t going to bow out to the new school!

BOOSH BING BANG – New Music – Tweet – ‘Enough’

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Tweet is back! The hummingbird returns with new single “Enough” and yes its hot!!! Enough said listen below….

STUPID DOPE – Tweet – Enough | New Music

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It seems as if it’s been forever since we have heard some new material from Tweet, but that comes to a stop today. The talented and beautiful crooner returns with an infectious new tune called “Enough”.

STUFF FLY PEOPLE LIKE – New Music: Tweet – “Enough”

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New Music: Tweet (@MS_HUMMINGBIRD) – “Enough”

The sultry sounds of the talented and revitalized Tweet will resume its “humm” into R&B February 26th. Reawakening the genre and staking her claim within the year of the Comeback, Tweet is ready to be heard. Like a boxer, she’s coming out swinging with her powerful ballad “Enough”, talking directly to the ladies and letting them know that its okay to let go. Deemed “the sickest artist with a pen” by Missy Elliott, Tweet prepares to re-enter the music world with Fire and Grace. Her strong belief in God has allowed her to stay grounded, be a great support to her family and has propelled her to the top, spiritually and mentally, now back to the music. Despite her hiatus, she has always lent her ear to what is out and kept a pen in hand.

THAT GRAPE JUICE – New Song: Tweet – ‘Enough’

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It’s been all of eight years since Tweet last blessed the charts with her criminally underrated sophomore set ‘It’s Me Again’. Indeed, an unfortunate brew of industry politics and personal drama silenced the soulful songbird – until now.

THELAVALIZARD.com – New Song: Tweet – “Enough”

Admin — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 23:03:04 +0000

Tweet is finally ready to officially relaunch her music career. After sharing free material with her fans via her TweetTuesdays giveaway series, the soulful singer has prepared her Simply Tweet EP, which is preceded by a new R&B song called, “Enough”.

CENTRICTV.com – NEW MUSIC: Tweet Has Had “Enough” On New Song

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Tweet has made our list of the Ten Most Delayed albums for two years in a row, and it seems like she’s not up for seeing her name on that list again. The self-proclaimed Southern Hummingbird has dropped “Enough,” a declarative single that finds that singer musically throwing up her hands and giving up on trying to make it work with a no-good man—a theme that always seems to bring the best out of Tweet’s artistry.

NEW MUSIC FROM R&B SONGSTRESS TWEET

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DuBose Music Group Recording Artist, Tweet debuts new EP with the single “Enough.”

New York, NY- (January 25, 2013) The sultry sounds of the talented and revitalized Tweet will resume its “humm” into R&B February 26th. Reawakening the genre and staking her claim within the year of the Comeback, Tweet is ready to be heard. Like a boxer, she’s coming out swinging with her powerful ballad Enough, talking directly to the ladies and letting them know that its okay to let go. Deemed “the sickest artist with a pen” by Missy Elliott, Tweet prepares to re-enter the music world with Fire and Grace. Her strong belief in God has allowed her to stay grounded, be a great support to her family and has propelled her to the top, spiritually and mentally, now back to the music. Despite her hiatus, she has always lent her ear to what is out and kept a pen in hand.

Her voice — powerful at times, soft at others — is the focal point of the EP as it glides over songs and adapts to the different beats, which include soul (“Day Dreaming”) and contemporary R&B (“Enough”). “Sorry” reminiscent of Al Green belts out how easily she could just be gone, while enacting a feeling of empowerment in the imagery of the closing door. While each track begins to invade your soul, you’re reminded what real R&B used to be and understand why she’s needed and the time is now.

Who is on the album….Simply Tweet. This time around the artist wanted nothing more than to give you herself. Her image…fresh, clean, and girl next door sexy. She’s always taking the time to remind women that being themselves is sexy enough. Cool as a fan, Tweet has always said “You can call me” and with that stunning smile and east coast persona, she’s here to answer.

In March 2002, Tweet entered the charts with her debut solo single, “Oops (Oh My)”, a risqué song about self-loving and appreciation. The song was produced by Timbaland and featured guest vocals by Missy Elliott. The single hit number one on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and number seven on the Billboard Hot 100, with the help of a remix featuring Fabolous. In April 2002, Tweet released her debut album Southern Hummingbird to mostly strong reviews. The album featured production by Craig Brockman, Nisan Stewart, guitarist John “Jubu” Smith, Timbaland (who contributed four tracks) and Tweet herself. It also featured guest vocals by Elliott on “Oops (Oh My)”,Bilal on “Best Friend”, and BeatClub Records’ Ms. Jade on “Sexual Healing (Oops Pt. 2)”, and included a bonus track performed by Elliott, “Big Spender”. The album was filled with soul-stirring vocals and lyrics taken from Tweet’s own life experiences. The album spawned another two singles, Timbaland-produced “Call Me”, and the radio single “Smoking Cigarettes”, which had a video shot and directed by Little X but was never released. The album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 chart.