Grammy Award-Winning Producer for Gladys Knight, Tiger X releases new single “Sista” in honor of Black History Month

After producing two Top 10 Billboard Charting singles from his debut album “Fake News” Tiger X is ready to take his career to next level End Quote

Las Vegas, NV-AZ (1888PressRelease) February 14, 2020 - On Valentine's Day, February 14th, 2020, Grammy Award-Winning Producer Tiger Roberts A.K.A. recording artist “Tiger X” releases his new single “Sista” as a special honor to Black Women during Black History Month. The song will be available for digital download. The sentiment of the song is to celebrate and pay tribute to Black Women in general as well as to salute the most influential and important Black Women in our history, those who are well known and unknown alike. Tiger X, also known as Tiger Roberts and best known for the production and songwriting work he’s done for artist like Gladys Knight (At Last LP - 2001), (This Is Our Time - 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City Utah) Marques Houston (Everything - Naked LP 2005) Randy Jackson (American Idol) and other well-known recording artist, has now become a successful recording artist in his own right as Tiger X. Sista is the first single from Tiger X’s forthcoming sophomore album titled “The Rapture”. In 2017 Tiger X released his debut album as a recording artist “Fake News” which produced two Top 10 Billboard charting singles, “Since U Been Gone” and the David Bowie remake “Fame”

Sista is a remake of the classic 2001 Angie Stone release “Brotha” written by Angie Stone and Raphael Saadiq. Produced by Tiger X, who also played all of the musical instruments, and performed lead and background vocals on the record.

Sista stays true to the infectious soulful groove of the Angie Stone original “Brotha” and is laced with the soulful falsetto vocals of Tiger X, reminiscent of Prince and soul artist such as Maxwell, D’Angelo, Eric Benet, and Robin Thicke.

Sista is already slated to be added to the rotation playlist at Las Vegas Radio Stations, POWER 88, Jammin 105.7, other radio stations across the country, and internet radio stations around the world. This could be the Black Woman's Anthem for 2020

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