Videos : Eddie Murphy ft. Snoop Lion : Red Light
Videos : Eddie Murphy ft. Snoop Lion : Red Light
Eddie Murphy returned to the recording booth to collaborate with none other than Snoop Lion, reports Us Weekly.
The 52-year-old actor’s last hit was 1985’s “Party All the Time,” which was placed on VH1’s list of 100 Greatest One-Hit Wonders.
Now he teams up with Snoop Lion for the reggae/rock song “Red Light.” The link to the song was provided via his official Twitter page Wednesday.
“Listen to Eddie Murphy’s first single #RedLight ft. @SnoopLion,” the message read. “Stay tuned for more info on his upcoming album “9”!”
The “Coming to America” actor will release his fourth solo musical studio recording, which includes the new single with Lion. The song has a slow beat, and the duo sings about police profiling.
Murphy’s lyrics include: “Broken economy, the streets are dire/ Even more than before/ I need some betterness to take me higher/ Feels like I’m gonna blow.”
The actor has been out of the spotlight since his last film, 2012’s “A Thousand Words.” But that could be because he’s turned his focus on recording music.
The official music video for the song is scheduled to be released Monday.
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Eddie Murphy returned to the recording booth to collaborate with none other than Snoop Lion, reports Us Weekly.
The 52-year-old actor’s last hit was 1985’s “Party All the Time,” which was placed on VH1’s list of 100 Greatest One-Hit Wonders.
Now he teams up with Snoop Lion for the reggae/rock song “Red Light.” The link to the song was provided via his official Twitter page Wednesday.
“Listen to Eddie Murphy’s first single #RedLight ft. @SnoopLion,” the message read. “Stay tuned for more info on his upcoming album “9”!”
Murphy’s lyrics include: “Broken economy, the streets are dire/ Even more than before/ I need some betterness to take me higher/ Feels like I’m gonna blow.”
The actor has been out of the spotlight since his last film, 2012’s “A Thousand Words.” But that could be because he’s turned his focus on recording music.
The official music video for the song is scheduled to be released Monday.
Contact Eddie Murphy
Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Soundcloud
Contact Snoop Lion
Website | MySpace | Twitter | YouTube | Facebook
Contact New York Daily News
Website | Twitter | Facebook
Sources : Eddie Murphy Photo | Red Light Video | Eddie Murphy Article | Eddie Murphy Photo 2
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