Key Takeaways:

• The deluxe version of Kiana Ledé’s newest album, Cut Ties, arrives on Nov. 21.
• New tracks characteristic Chlöe, Queen Naija and BJ The Chicago Kid.
• The launch displays Ledé’s progress and inventive management as an unbiased artist.

Kiana Ledé’s critically acclaimed third studio album, Cut Ties, turned 1 12 months outdated on Saturday (Nov. 1). To rejoice its first anniversary, the R&B singer-songwriter introduced that followers will lastly get the deluxe version they have been eagerly awaiting.

On Wednesday (Nov. 5), she revealed the mission’s featured artists — all of whom will seem on remixes of three fan-favorites. She’ll hyperlink up with Chlöe on “Weakness,” reunite with Queen Naija on “U Can’t Remember,” and be part of forces with BJ The Chicago Kid on “Outta Luck.” Plus, listeners can even get a totally new monitor titled “Jury.”

“I don’t think [that] spooky season is over just yet,” Ledé wrote on Instagram, alongside footage of her jotting down the options in a pocket book. She additionally shared the pre-save hyperlink for Cut Ties (Deluxe), which is about to reach on Nov. 21.

Cut Ties was an enormous milestone for Ledé, particularly because it marked her first album as an unbiased artist. She deliberately dropped it round Halloween to mirror her “love of horror and gory things,” which, as she defined, “represent the times love and all types of relationships have become a lil’ twisted and painful” when held onto for too lengthy.

The 11-track effort included songs like “Space and P**sy” and “Natural,” each of which received video therapies earlier than the mission’s full-length launch. “This album marked a turning point in my life and career,” Ledé stated in a press assertion in regards to the LP’s expanded version. “The deluxe version feels like closing the loop, a celebration of growth, healing and the incredible support my fans have shown me this past year.”

Chlöe, specifically, has been on fairly the characteristic run these days. In October, she lent her honey-hued vocals to Honey Dijon’s “The Nightlife.” Later that month, she teamed up with Ty Dolla $ign for “WIT IT” and reunited together with her sister, Halle, for the Beyonce-approved “so i can feel again.”