Jazmine Sullivan has remained on the radar of R&B listeners for at least a decade, but her star power reached new heights in early 2021.
The 33-year-old singer, born in Philadelphia, began singing as a child and found her voice during high school. At the age of 15, she was signed to Jive Records, home to the likes of Britney Spears, ‘NSync and the Backstreet Boys, and also made an album. However, it was never released and the label eventually delisted it.
Sullivan got another break in the mid-2000s when he wrote Christina Milian’s “Say,” which became an R&B radio hit. Her next single, “Bust Your Own Windows,” was also a hit (no pun intended).
After documenting collaborations with Jadakiss and Snoop Dogg and taking breaks with Maxwell and Ne-Ya, Sullivan released his next record, Love Me, in 2010. Although he received critical acclaim, he believed he needed to take a break from the music business for a time. while. Sullivan announced in 2011 that she would be going on hiatus, telling fans, “I’m not saying I’m not going to sing for the rest of my life because I don’t feel like it. However… [I] I have some things to find out.” However, in 2014 he returned.
In 2015, Sullivan released her third record, Reality Show, before lending her voice to the tunes of Frank Ocean’s 2016 visual effort Limitless, as well as Mary J. Blige’s 2017 album Power of a Woman. She re-released her material in 2021 with her EP Heaux Tales.
Following this highly anticipated release, the NFL announced that the Grammy nominee has been selected to sing the National Anthem with national star Eric Church at this season’s Super Bowl at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The Weeknd is the place to perform the halftime show.
Scroll down for five things to know about Sullivan ahead of Super Bowl LV, which airs on CBS Sunday, February 7 at 6:30 p.m. ET.
It then received two approvals in 2010, one in 2011, three in 2016, and also one in 2020.
The next installment of Glee’s 2009 debut featured Amber Riley personality Mercedes Jones who sang “Bust Your Own Windows” along with the entire Cheerios crew.
The “Lost One” singer’s mother, Pam Sullivan, used to be a showgirl for Philadelphia International Records.
Heaux Tales, which launched on January 8 and also features Ari Lennox, Anderson .Paak and HER, continues to be praised for exploring themes such as feminism, sexuality and body shame. NPR called it “bold and timely dialogue”, while Pitchfork featured it on their Best New Music show.
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