R&B singer Raheem DeVaughn has released visuals to his latest single from his latest album “What A Time To Be In Love”, titled “Marvin Used To Say”.
The "Marvin Used to Say" music video made its world premiere exclusively on RollingStone.com to rave reviews. The colorful and 70's throwback visuals were directed by Adebayo Umoja. “Marvin Used to Say” has the tone of a soul lullaby, with muted funk bass, snapped fingers, and lightly strummed acoustic guitar. But this is not a cradle song — instead, all those soft textures serve as a backdrop for Raheem DeVaughn’s pointed reflection on racist violence." Elias Leight from RollingStone.com
"This time-period piece of visual art is a tribute to the musical icon & legend Marvin Gaye. In celebration of his birthday and artistry I recorded the song “Marvin Used To Say” back in 2020. Later this year I plan to release a entire album in honor of him as well."
Take a look at the video below!
• Marvin Used To Say [VIDEO]
