Yuna's new video "(Not) The Love Of My Life" premieres via the FADER, 'Rouge' LP out now on Verve Forecast

YUNA’S NEW VIDEO “(NOT)
THE LOVE OF MY LIFE” PREMIERES VIA THE FADER

ROUGE LP OUT NOW ON VERVE FORECAST

“...more emboldened and impassioned, Yuna captivates on each track...”

“Yunalis Zara’ai is rising.”

“The synth-heavy R&B/pop record represents Yuna at her most
grown-up, selfassured, and confident.”

“...Her Most Dynamic Piece Of Work Yet.”

“You’re going to want to spin this record ASAP.”

Malaysia-born international pop artist Yuna’s new video for “(Not) The Love of My Life” premieres via the FADER; watch/share HERE. “Back home, we all partake in each others culture in a very loving and respectful way,” Yuna explains of the video, “I was very blessed to be able to share that part of my life with the world.”

Yuna’s new album Rouge is out now via Verve Forecast. The record features collaborations with acclaimed artists Tyler, the Creator, G-Eazy, Little Simz and more; purchase/streamHERE.

Watch Yuna’s performance on AOL Build HERE, and listen to her interview on WNYC’s “All of It with Allison Stewart” HERE.

Born in Kedah, Malaysia and raised primarily in Kuala Lumpur, Yuna now splits her time between Malaysia and Los Angeles (where she recordedRouge). “I’m a Muslim singer-songwriter, but I never saw myself as that,” she explains. “That label became more obvious to me as I moved to LA…it was really cool that everyone I met supported the fact that I do my own thing and don’t sacrifice my identity for the music.”

Yuna began writing songs and teaching herself to play guitar at age 14. She recorded her debut album in 2008, earning her five Malaysian Music Award nominations. Her U.S. debut EP, Decorate, featured production by Grammy-award winning producer Pharrell Williams. Rouge follows 2016’s critically acclaimed Chapters, which features collaborations with Usher, Jhené Aiko ad DJ Premier. Billboard included the album in their Critics’ Picks for Best R&B Albums, and the single “Crush” featuring Usher peaked at #3 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Chart.