A highly-anticipated song from Chris Brown is now available, as he follows through on his recent pledge by releasing “Holy Blindfold” from his upcoming Breezy Bowl XX World Tour. His first solo release since 11:11 (Deluxe) has just come out, and it marks his first album to receive a Grammy for Best R&B Album since then, which also produced the platinum-certified hit “Residuals.”

The track features a dreamy production, with Brown’s vocals focused on his unwavering love. It has a romantic, cinematic, and sincere feel of a fresh start. The blend of rich vocals and emotional clarity highlights Brown’s development as both artist and narrator. He sings while on the hook, “Let the sky fall if I’m looking at you, then my lens is a rose.”

The single sets the tone for his new era, showing fans that he’s still growing while remaining deeply connected to the emotional heart of R&B. The track’s infectious production is a collaborative effort of The Monsters & Strangerz, Jonathan Bellion, and Tenroc. The new song will undoubtedly be in high demand when Brown performs this summer.

C. Breezy has a great week to cap off with the new song. The singer won the BET Awards on Monday for Best Male R&B/Pop Artist and Viewer’s Choice Award for the hit “Residuals.” Additionally, Chris and Bow Wow are currently at number one with their song “Use Me.”

Hitmaka credited radio support as the main factor behind the song’s success, stating that “Use Me” reached number one, marking Bow Wow’s first number-one hit in 19 years. Bow Wow was among the many celebrities to back Chris Brown while the singer was held in the U.K. on assault charges.

The Breezy Bowl XX World Tour launched on June 8 in Amsterdam.