The disgraced and Grammy-winning singer dropped the 13-track set on Spotify and Apple Music.
. The album features the 19-minute track, “I Admit It,” which Kelly released in 2018 on SoundCloud. This time, the song is broken up into three parts to close the album, as he sings about the sexual abuse claims against him.
The digital credits show that Kelly wrote each of the songs alone, with D. Johnson receiving producer credit. Spotify and Apple Music lists Legacy Recordings, the Sony label that handles the archives of Sony-owned labels, as the album’s label partner. Sony and RCA famouslySurviving R. Kelly
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