Ciara – Sweat Feat. 2 Chainz

It has been two years since we heard an official new record from Ciara. Now that she has the full backing of L.A. Reid and her new record label Epic, the Crunk&B princess pushes out “Sweat,” a bass heavy song that will allow her to showcase her choreography.

“Finally CSQUAD!! The Moment Uve Been Asking 4! Here’s my 1st Single Sweat Ft My Boy @2chainz Ow! Turn Up!!” the 25-year-old wrote on her Twitter when sharing the single.

For her upcoming fifth studio album ‘One Woman Army,’ Ci-Ci has enlist producers and songwriters Hit-Boy, Soundz, Diane Warren, Tricky Stewart, and The Underdogs. The album is expected to be released by the end of the year, but no release date has been scheduled.

Album: One Woman Army
Label: Epic Records

Source: Singersroom

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