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GOOD GIRL EP DUE OUT THIS FALL
Today, Philadelphia-based R&B quartet Good Girl releases a new track and visual for “Face” via Starr Island/RCA Records. The group also announces their self-titled EP, Good Girl will be out this fall via Starr Island/RCA Records. Click HERE to listen/watch.
The track is produced by Theron “Neff-U” Feemster (Dr. Dre, Justin Bieber, Eminem), Flippa and Triangle Park (Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign, Kehlani). The colorful, shadow-filled and sensual video is directed by JetPhynx.
Last month Good Girl released their upbeat “Don’t Talk Back” which includes a sample from the early 2000’s hit “Can’t Believe” by Faith Evans and Carl Thomas. “Don’t Talk Back” follows the recent release of the group’s “Thirsty” ft. Mulatto which is produced by Grammy-nominated Kosine and the accompanying visual, which is an ode to OnlyFans, is directed by Jet Phynx. Upon launch, the track received praise from HipHopDX, Snobette, HipHopSince1987 and Idolator who called the track a “radio ready banger.”
Both “Thirsty” and “Don’t Talk Back,” which appear on the new EP, have sparked dance challenges on TikTok with nearly 10,000 videos created.
L to R: Arielle (Yellow), Bobbie (Orange), JL (Red), Megan (Blue)
Photo Credit: Shmaal
Good Girl is Arielle, Bobbie, JL, and Megan.
Watch/Listen to “Face”: https://goodgirl.lnk.to/face
Watch/Listen to “Don’t Talk Back”: https://goodgirl.lnk.to/donttalkback
Watch/Listen to “Thirsty” ft. Mulatto: https://goodgirl.lnk.to/thirsty
About Good Girl
Good Girl is redefining what it means to be a “good girl”— as well as R&B as we know it. The Philadelphia-based quartet of Bobbie, Megan, Arielle, and JL have spent years honing their talents and building a considerable fanbase through their viral covers online. All four members of Good Girl hail from the East Coast and met in various ways through dance, eventually convening in Philadelphia. Career inspiration struck when they performed a gig in the city, where they covered songs from musical inspirations like TLC and En Vogue. They immediately got to work on building their group dynamic, regularly posting viral videos on Instagram of the four of them singing and dancing to classic R&B songs in their car. They eventually signed with RCA, heading out to Los Angeles to work on a forthcoming EP that showcases their growth as artists and as human beings. “We’re really big on confidence and being true to yourself—girl power, black girl magic,” Bobbie enthuses. “We want everyone to be able to relate to our music, and for it to be timeless as well.”
