R&B STAR, RANDY HALL, TOPS CHARTS WORLDWIDE WITH LONG-AWAITED COMEBACK TRACK |

Randy Hall has been a professional guitarist, vocalist, composer, arranger and performer since the age of just fifteen. Over the course of over four decades he’s wowed millions worldwide, topped charts and worked alongside iconic acts like Miles Davis, Ramsey Lewis, Roberta Flack, Diana Ross, Snoop Dogg and Dave Koz. His latest track “A New Way Of Love” marks the artists comeback into show business after taking decades away from recording. The softly soothing R&B anthem has hit number #1 of the international charts and has re-positioned Randy as a force to be reckoned with in the modern music world.

Chart-topping R&B star, Randy Hall, makes a long-awaited comeback in his latest smash track “A New Way Of Love”. The established artist has been wowing millions worldwide for over four decades now as a guitarist, vocalist, composer, arranger and performer.

He turned pro at the age of just fifteen, leading him to work alongside big names like Miles Davis, Ramsey Lewis, Roberta Flack, Diana Ross, Snoop Dogg and Dave Koz.

After decades away from recording his own music, the acclaimed “Six Nine Records” label reached out to him in search of some new tracks to put out. Randy pulled out two unreleased songs from his back catalogue. The first caused a dent in the UK soul charts — soaring to number #1 in Paris, Germany and Brazil. His second and latest track “A New Way of Love” took a similar trajectory — flying to the number #1 of the international charts.

Lovingly soft vocal melodies, dazzling jazz guitar lines and heavenly harmonies. The soothing love anthem is the perfect homage to any woman in your life who deserves a little appreciation. Featuring angelic female harmonies and a Barry White-esque song structure it’s easy to see why the R&B track is topping charts internationally. The success of the track has gotten Randy’s eyes set on the American market. This is not the first time Randy has made his mark in America either. In 2019 one of his tracks was a key component in the posthumous Miles Davis project, “Rubberband” (2019).