The melodic track is the first official release from the rapper's upcoming eighth studio album 'Black Market'.
- Oct 7, 2015
AceShowbiz - Rick Ross announced his eighth studio album, "Black Market", and introduced a new single titled "Sorry" featuring Chris Brown. The album will hit the stores in December while the single was premiered via radio show The Breakfast Club on Tuesday, October 6 morning.
Against piano melody, Brown sings about making amends for someone. "Sorry won't turn back the clock/ ...Sorry don't make it right," he croons. Meanwhile, it won't be Ross without Boss. He raps, "My feelings genuine, disregard what you see on blogs, I been a boss before I ever recorded Meek's song" in reference to Meek Mill's track featuring him, "Ima Boss".
"One of the most honest records I've done in a while. I appreciate ROSS for allowing me to be me on a record and speak from the heart," Brown wrote on Instagram about "Sorry".
The melodic song is the first official single from the album. Although "Sorry" is already available for streaming on YouTube and VEVO, it won't be released on iTunes until October 9.
