On Aug. 9, fans lit up with excitement on X, formerly Twitter, after Chlöe Bailey released her highly anticipated sophomore album Trouble In Paradise. The 16-track project includes steller features from YG Marley, Ty Dolla $ign and the singer’s sister Halle Bailey.  

Chlöe Bailey releases Trouble In Paradise.

On Friday, the 26-year-old artist took to Instagram with a beautiful photo of herself adorned in a cheetah print nightgown, showing off her voluptuous frame. In the caption, the Grammy-nominated artist revealed that she had the “the most fun” recording the project surrounded by her incredible friends and supportive team in the sunny Caribbean island of St. Lucia. 

“To the country and people of St Lucia, thank you for welcoming me into your home with such warm and loving arms. Thank you for inspiring me more than you know,” the star penned. “I have found my happiness, my peace, my joy here, my sanctuary. the place where my troubles don’t seem as bad when I’m basking in the sun, swimming in paradise.”

Bailey continued, “Thank you @shermayb for introducing me to my safe haven and making sure we got this body of work out with every drop of blood, sweat and tears.”

Before signing off, the beautiful songstress made sure to thank all of the featured artists on the album.

“Thank you for your brilliant mind, ear and expertise. Thank you @tydollasign. @anderson._paak@ygmarley my INCREDIBLE sister @hallebailey @jeremih for gracing your presence on this project.Thank you to all of the creatives who worked day in and day out on this project with me!! thank you @__bu thank you Travis Ernest, the producers, the songwriters, the engineers, the creatives!!! This would not have been possible without any of you. I hope you enjoy this project because I sure as hell loved making it!!!! The storm is here. TROUBLE IN PARADISE OUT NOW!!”

Fans react to the album.

Fans flocked to X after the album’s release to share their reactions, and many were raving about Bailey’s stunning vocals throughout the project. Users described the album as “sonically beautiful” and praised it for evoking the nostalgia of classic R&B. Several netizens were especially enthusiastic about Bailey’s playful lyrics on “Rose,” an R&B hit where she sings about enjoying herself with a Rose vibrator rather than seeking romance from a man. Meanwhile, others argued that “Strawberry Lemonade” should be the song of the summer.

Read some of the reactions below.

Come gather here children!!! Real R&B is here!!! Sonically beautiful .@ChloeBailey
#TroubleInParadise pic.twitter.com/HgtaCaIm1r

— CreoleBanjee B (@ShelaLeroy) August 9, 2024

Chloe Bailey so sick of these niggas she made a whole song bout her rose toy pic.twitter.com/ua7mhmlllo

— spicebae (@spicebae_) August 9, 2024

strawberry lemonade by chloe bailey needs to go viral because it’s a perfect summer pop song

— ❁ bree’s cousin (@scionborn) August 9, 2024

@ChloeBailey This entire album is just doing it for me. The vocals alone are everything & the production of it all is just beautiful. 4+4=#TroubleInParadise pic.twitter.com/924BMm7OoY

— Illustrious Hussy (@WandasXanny) August 9, 2024

Bailey recently spoke with HelloBeautiful about her new album, sharing that recording in St. Lucia provided her with a profound sense of solace, acceptance, and creativity.

“I can walk around with no makeup, I can walk around loving my body, I can go to the ocean, truly just pray to God and thank him for the blessings that I have. And it reminds me that life isn’t all about what my career is. It’s not about outer validation, but the inner peace,” the hitmaker said. “I just really wanted people to feel the peace and the love that this place has brought me, where it was able to open up my creative mind and my creative spirit to literally write my troubles away in paradise. And the album feels like what a summer fling feels like, the back and forth of it, the highs, the lows, the love.”

Have you listened to the new album? Tell us down below. 

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