Yeah.

I'm not a teenager anymore, not in my 20s, not in my 30s, and wearing it well.

But ASAP, self-explanatory, as soon as possible.

It's a song of urgency, of wanting to have a conversation to address some noticeable changes in a relationship, partnership, whatever it is.

Things are on ice a bit.

Things are changing.

And we don't know what those changes are.

Yeah

Mm.

"What I'm gonna do is go home.

I'm gonna build a studio.

I'm gonna build a rehearsal space.

But, but I'm also gonna purchase a house so I can have living, take care of family, but also cast a crew that's based from my hometown, that's hungry, that's thirsty.

Provide opportunities, start a foundation, 'cause something doesn't feel right living in LA.

Something is missing." And I was out there by myself.

Mm.

Mm-hmm.

And that's where R&B was supported.

It was understood, culturally understood.

It has a history going back to Detroit.

And so Sylvia Rhone allowed me to executive produce my own project, and it was a wonderful project called Liberation, which would've been my fourth album.

Things happened.

There was Napster, there was social media, there was iTunes.

Mm-hmm.

This is Good To You.

Baby, you get every bit of my love 'cause it feels right.

Ain't gotta say a word, baby, I know.

Already turned me on, got a real vibe.

So baby, just sit back and relax and let mama know exactly what you want.

I'll be real nice, and you just might get what you ask for.

You been gone a while, been a long time.

Let's listen to Just a Little Bit.