A review on Ipswich hailing singer-songwriter, Richard Osborne's third EP, 'Nothing Personal'.



Ja'e Rating: 4.5/5
Release Date: 19^th May 2014

Back in 2012 I introduced you to the up and coming singer-songwriter Richard Osborne. Two EPs later, with some great collaborations under his belt, he's back with his third release. More confident in his delivery and a lot more mature in sound and lyric Nothing Personal is his best yet!

The EP kicks off with a cheeky bedroom number, 'Wherever I Fall', Richard isn't playing around on this one! The Hip-Hop edge added by Torch at the end of the track pushes the Muckaniks produced track that much more making it not only one for the bedroom but one for the dance-floor.

Taken from his upcoming EP, Richard Osborne returns with 'Motive' featuring Ca$his & Mistah F.A.B.



After delivering his Torch assisted R&B ballad 'Wherever I Fall' last month, Richard Osborne returns with another big collaboration. The Ipswich hailing singer-songwriter links up with Bay Area repping rapper Mistah F.A.B., as prmoised last month, and Shady Records artist Ca$his for a soulful up-tempo record entitled 'Motive'.

Now, we've been plugging Richard since last year and this track is the bomb! 'Motive' shows a new side to Richard, it is lighter than his previous records - where he has poured his heart and soul out into ballads - it has a fresh bouncy vibe and is definitely one for radio and clubs.

Richard Osborne returns with brand new single 'Wherever I Fall' featuring MMG rapper Torch.

Just over a year ago, I introduced you to 23-year-old singer-songwriter Richard Osborne, on my Endz2Endz blog. An EP and couple videos down the line the rising star has returned with a new single and another heavyweight feature.

Entitled 'Wherever I Fall', the Ipswich hailing R&B singer has teamed up with Maybach Music Group recording artist Torch. If you're not familiar with the Bronx, New York residing rapper, he is on fourth of hip-hop group Triple C (formed by and of which includes Rick Ross). Now tell me that isn't major for an unsigned artist?!