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GRAMMY NOMINATED SINGER MAJOR. RELEASES HIS NEW R&B/SOUL SINGLE “BABY WILL YOU LOVE ME”

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4 years ago

January 27, 2023

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MNRK Music Group announces GRAMMY-Nominated, MAJOR. has just release a new R&B/Soul single track titled, “Baby Will You Love Me“.

“Baby Will You Love Me” instantly reminds the listener of a contemporary version of Motown. The love song begins with the question, “Baby, will you love me forever and always?” This question repeats throughout the song creating a unifying thread. Major describes the incredible love he has found in the woman who has stolen his heart. In addition to being a plea for her love, the song describes this perfect woman and MAJOR.’s long-term aspirations. The instruments and background vocals create the ideal support for the main vocals. Catchy and singable, every listener will easily remember the song. MAJOR.’s smooth and silky voice perfectly brings the words to life, and he showcases his highly developed falsetto in his final emphatic plea. Throughout “Baby Will You Love Me”, MAJOR. pours out his heart in hopes that he will receive the decisive Yes!

There is a meaning behind his birth name MAJOR. (spelled with all caps and a period at the end) but even more purpose behind his music. The multi-faceted singer delivers a soulful-pop sound to the new age. MAJOR.’s distinct voice and cool presence gives birth to an aura that he exudes from the inside out. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, he has a message of hope and inspiration to aspiring young artists.

Follow MAJOR. on social media using the handle @NowThatsMajor. The single, “Baby Will You Love Me,” is available now, wherever music is sold and streamed.

ABOUT MNRK MUSIC GROUP

MNRK Music Group is one of the largest independent music companies in the world, with recording, music publishing and management divisions operating in every major music market around the world. MNRK is committed to discovering and guiding top music creators and artists, and is home to some of the greatest music talent in the world, including The Lumineers and Ricky Martin as well as the iconic Death Row Records and the music publishing catalogue of Chuck Berry, plus premier music companies Dualtone Music Group and Last Gang. Its catalogue across divisions consists of 54,000 music tracks, including multiple GRAMMY winners and platinum-selling hits.

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TEEKS Maps Every Stage of Desire on Second Album Lovers Comet

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November 1, 2026

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TEEKS. Photo via @thisteeks.

New Zealand singer TEEKS has released Lovers Comet, his second studio album, out now through Sony Music Entertainment New Zealand with Human Re Sources. The album arrived on October 30, 2026, and its 12 tracks, running about 40 minutes, trace a single arc of desire from first spark to final surrender.

The sequencing is the story. Lovers Comet opens with Eros and closes with Feel My Love, a duet with MAJIC, guiding the listener through the stages of wanting, having and holding on. The singles set the coordinates in advance: My Boy introduced the album’s warmth, and Overdose, released September 18, 2026, drew its inspiration from The Song of Achilles, Madeline Miller’s retelling of the Iliad’s great love story. That literary streak suits TEEKS, born Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi, a Māori artist whose voice has always carried both classical weight and bedroom intimacy. He told his followers the album was the best music he has ever made, and that he had the time of his life making it.

Lovers Comet follows Something to Feel, his 2021 debut, which reached No. 1 in New Zealand and earned double platinum certification. The new album now goes on the road: TEEKS tours Australia in November, including a date at the Sydney Opera House, one of the world’s great rooms, and a fitting stage for a voice this size. Lovers Comet is streaming now, and it confirms TEEKS as one of the great romantic voices of his generation, a singer building a catalogue meant to last.