FRIDAYY ANNOUNCES SOPHOMORE ALBUM: “SOMETIMES I’M GOOD, SOMETIMES I’M NOT”

In a world where vulnerability and raw emotion often take a backseat to bravado, Fridayy has carved out a space of his own, one where soul, pain, and triumph coexist. Now, after an outstanding run in the past two years that saw him cement his place as one of R&B’s most compelling voices, the singer-songwriter and producer is set to release his highly anticipated sophomore album, “Sometimes I’m Good, Sometimes I’m Not,” on February 28, 2025.

With his signature blend of R&B, hip-hop, gospel, and Afrobeats influences, Fridayy’s music has always felt deeply personal, almost confessional. His debut self-titled album, released in August 2023, proved just that, giving fans an introspective look into his world. The project, featuring hits like “When It Comes to You” and “Stand By Me,” quickly gained traction, earning him critical acclaim and commercial success. It showcased his ability to craft songs that are both deeply emotional and universally relatable, a skill that has only sharpened with time.

If 2023 was about proving he belonged, 2024 was about staking his claim as a mainstay in the industry. Fridayy delivered a string of outstanding singles that showcased his versatility and ability to evolve while staying true to his essence. “Without You,” a passionate tribute to his late father, showcased such raw, heartrending emotions and tremulous vocals that listeners could feel his emotions just as he did. “Baddest in the Room” a sweet serenade, reaffirmed his effortless cool, blending silky melodies with understated confidence. “Slow Down” a collaborative track with  KITSCHKRIEG and Future was a standout, merging Fridayy’s emotive delivery with Future’s signature swagger–a pairing that felt as natural as it was unexpected. “Complicated,” another collaboration, this time with Dj Snake, tackled the messiness of love with raw honesty, resonating with anyone who’s ever been caught in an emotional tug-of-war. “Back to You” leaned into gospel and soul influences, a nod to the church roots that shaped his sound. “Grateful,” a collaborative track with gospel artist, Dante Bowe, was the kind of song that felt like a prayer and victory lap in one, a fitting close to a year where he consistently delivered. With a lineup like this, it’s no wonder Fridayy has become one of the most compelling voices in modern R&B, setting the stage for what’s next. 

Fridayy has always had a knack for making music that feels like a conversation, pulling listeners into his world without pretense. The album title alone tells us that this project will dive deep into the duality of human emotion–the highs and lows, the victories and struggles and if his past work is anything to go by, we’re in for a sonically rich and emotionally charged experience. For an artist whose music often blurs the lines between genres, “Sometimes I’m Good, Sometimes I’m Not” might just be his most experimental and adventurous project yet. 

February 28 is just around the corner, and if the past year has shown us anything, it’s that Fridayy is here to stay.