R&B vocalist Vivian Green releases fifth studio album vivid featuring the lead single “Get Right Back to My Baby”

Vivian Green, the songstress who brought you the Gold selling album “A Love Story“, is back with her fifth studio album Vivid, released on MakeNoise/Caroline Records.

Production

Produced by Kwamé Holland (Mary J Blige, Christina Aguilera, Keyshia Cole, Fantasia) the album showcases Green’s ability to deliver feel-good upbeat records as well as the ballads for which she has become known, while exhibiting Vivian’s vocal prowess.

Green’s breakout single, “Get Right Back to My Baby,” peaked at No. 4 on urban radio and features a sample of Maze featuring Frankie Beverly’s classic hit “Before I Let Go.” The song’s music video has also surpassed half a million views on YouTube.

Vivid album

Green’s album Vivid showcases her versatility, confidence and renewed energy. The track “Broken” offers a mature perspective on the disappointments of love, while “Work” delivers an energetic expression of desire. On “123,” Green encourages lovers to maintain a sense of independence and keep something for themselves. Meanwhile, “I’m Blessed” celebrates gratitude and appreciation for life.

Green describes Vivid as a reflection of her evolving artistry and personality.

“This album is fresh and spirited, sassy and funny at times. It’s different from my other albums because of the energy, but very much still me,” she says.

In an ever-changing music industry, Green has continued to build a lasting career through sophisticated, heartfelt music that resonates with listeners. Her songs often explore love, heartbreak, personal growth and healing, offering fans music they can connect with on a deeply personal level.

Green remains committed to creating music that reflects her experiences rather than simply meeting expectations. As she explains, some fans may prefer her signature heartbreak songs, but she refuses to limit her artistry to one emotional lane.

“Some fans want me to deliver brokenhearted music, and perhaps I will in the future if I’m in that space. What I can and will always do is produce music that is from my heart.”