Tatyana Ali Reveals Promotional Artwork for New EP ‘Hello’

IMG_2643-1Almost 15 years after her debut album, Tatyana Ali is back on the music scene with a new EP titled “Hello.”

In newly released promo shots, the 34-year-old beauty can be seen posing for the camera camouflaged by blue and red print.

Eurweb reports that Ali has written and produced six new songs on the EP. The EP showcases the more grown-up and sexy side of the actress, who released a short film on Thursday to introduce her fans to the album.

Ali has recently been nominated for a 2014 NAACP Image Award for her role as Roxanne on “The Young & The Restless”.  On Jan. 21, Tatyana will be the featured artist on Spotify, a music streaming program similar to Pandora, where fans can exclusively purchase the album before it’s available on iTunes.

Here’s what Tatyana has to say about her new music project:

“I’m so excited this day is here! All of this is coming from my heart. It’s my story: it’s what I believe in, what I dream about and what I’ve been through. My hope is to connect to people and share what I love. This is truly an independent effort.”

‘Hello’ short film:

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