Trey Songz dedicates his “I Know A Love” visual to his son

Last weekend, Trey Songz launched his eighth studio album Back Home, which includes 22 tracks and features from Summer Walker, Ty Dolla $ign, Davido, and Swae Lee. Recently, he also launched a new video for the album cut “I Know A Love,” which was dedicated to his one-year-old son Noah and includes production from Chad Paul and Troy Taylor:

“I know a love, nothin’ compares to you, somethin’ so real, it make me feel brand new, wanna be the one to catch you when you fall, I’m gon’ be here, that’s forever, that’s for sure/

’Cause I know a love that make a man feel good, I know a love I never knew I could, I’m so thankful, you’re a blessin’ from above, so amazin’, now I know a better love…/”

This visual was self-directed and looks at Trey Songz’s first year of fatherhood. He is seen feeding and lounging around with Noah, as he plays with his toys, and also enjoying FaceTime with his son, and also includes a collection of phone videos and still shots.

Back Home included two singles “Two Ways,” “Circles,” the title track, and “Riots 2020: How Many Times,” and the latter saw him returning to the Commonwealth state to assist his community battling against racism and systemic oppression. Back Home comes after Tremaine The Album, released in 2017, which is a top three effort on the Billboard 200 and included 15 cuts and a single feature from Songz’s artist MIKExANGEL.

Moreover, this month, Trey Songz was also diagnosed with Coronavirus and took to social media to make this announcement:  

“I’ve taken many tests as I’ve been out protesting, food drives — of course, I have a very young son at home. So, I get tested periodically and unfortunately, this time, it came back positive. … I will be taking it seriously. I will be self-quaranting. I will be in my home until I see a negative sign.”

Press play on “I Know A Love” below.