Janelle Monaé Shares New Single ‘Float’
Janelle Monaé Shares New Single ‘Float’: Janelle Monaé has been focused on her acting career in Hollywood, but she recently returned to music with the release of her first single in five years, “Float.” The triumphant anthem features horns by Seun Kuti + Egypt 80, and it comes with an empowering message that celebrates Monaé’s evolution.
In the song, Monaé sings about how she has changed and grown, no longer walking with her head down, but instead, she floats. The song is the official anthem of ABC/ESPN’s NBA Saturday Primetime campaign, and according to a press release, it was inspired by a wide range of sources, from Muhammad Ali’s bravado to Mary Poppins’ umbrella, to Bruce Lee’s philosophy on being “shapeless, formless.”
“Float” marks Monaé’s return to music after a five-year hiatus. During that time, she has focused on her acting career, starring in critically acclaimed films such as “Hidden Figures,” “Moonlight,” “Harriet,” and the recently released “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.” Her last album, “Dirty Computer,” was released in 2018 and was nominated for a Grammy. The album featured hit songs like “Make Me Feel” and “I Like That.”
The release of “Float” has been met with great enthusiasm from fans, who are thrilled to hear Monaé’s new music. The song is a testament to her artistic evolution and her ability to create music that is both empowering and thought-provoking. Monaé’s music has always been infused with social commentary, and “Float” is no exception. It celebrates the power of growth and change, and it encourages listeners to embrace their own evolution.
In conclusion, Janelle Monaé’s return to music with “Float” is a welcome development for fans of her music. The song is an empowering anthem that celebrates Monaé’s evolution and encourages listeners to embrace their own growth and change. Monaé’s ability to combine social commentary with infectious music is a testament to her talent, and it is clear that she has not lost her touch. With “Float,” Monaé proves that she is still a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
