Marques Anthony Slow Walk Single Is Carrying The Torch For R&B

Marques Anthony is coming in carrying the torch for R&B. With an illustrious background singing career and a transition in and out of songwriting and producing, Marques has sung alongside the greats and takes honor in his experiences that have shaped him to be the powerhouse R&B needs. Marques is credited with resurging classic 90’s R&B with a modern flare, and according to Marques… that’s the goal. Marques is confident in his ability to capture a wide range of fans with great music, and he’s already successfully capturing their attention. Hailing from Fresno, California Marques’s humble demeanor, undeniable talent, and a clear heart throb appearance, create a star factor that’s definitely putting him on the watch list of artists on The rise.

With an album coming in 2022, Marques is coming with a lyrically conscious single “Slow Walk”. Co-written by Marques Anthony, Eric Dawkins, and Jay Townsend and produced by Jovan Dawkins, “Slow Walk” pushes listeners to take people’s lives and stories into Consideration before judgment. Created in the heat of political tension, Marques wanted to lend His perspective of leading love and the ability to listen regardless of who you are. Marques Dubs it as a “reality check for society”. Visuals for “Slow Walk” will premiere exclusively on BET in May, definitely worth the building anticipation, as the song charted at #27 on the R&B DRT Chart. Marques has a long career in the industry dating back to 2007 with background singing with Jamie Foxx, Tank, Kelly Rowland and Monica, while also beginning his own journey in 2012 with independent endeavors. Marques has even snuck in an appearance on the 5th season of Love & HipHop Hollywood. Marques is stepping out onto the main stage and creating his own lane.

With co-signs from Ginuwine, Jamie Foxx, and Tank, some of Marques’s biggest inspirations; it’s not a matter of IF Marques will climb to the top, it’s merely a matter of when. Stay on the lookout for the video for “Slow Walk”

Writing Credit Tanajah Mims