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Chris Brown Unfinished Track, ‘Bombs Away’

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We haven’t heard much from Chris Brown since the release of his ‘Fortune’ album. On Friday (Aug. 17), an unfinished track called ‘Bombs Away’ was leaked online. The song is your typical dance-floor burner that Breezy is known for, but with a little dancehall flavor in the mix.

On the tune, Breezy sings and raps about partying with a hot girl in the club and later seducing her in the bedroom. “It’s like I’m traveling in another dimension / Because shorty has my solider standing at attention / I’m like yeah it’s the battle of the sexes / I wrap her legs around my head like a necklace,” he rhymes.

No word on where this song will end up, but with the annoying “sample clearance only” message heard throughout the song, it will mostly likely land on a mixtape somewhere. Brown did say that he was developing a project called ‘Rarities & B-sides’ (get it, “R&B”), which will features songs that Brown has locked away in a vault. This song is a good candidate for inclusion.

In the meantime, you can check out Brown in a pair of videos that was released this past week. The ‘Don’t Wake Me Up”‘ singer appears next to Brandy in the colorful Hype Williams-directed video ‘Put It Down.’ Brown also flexes his dance moves with T-Pain in the bi-lingual video ‘Algo Me Gusta De Ti‘ by reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel.

Source: Pop Crush

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