Still on his comeback trail, Mario releases the second single from his upcoming album, tentatively titled ‘Restoration.’ TheDrop.fm has an exclusive first listen of the yearning ballad, ‘Fatal Distraction,’ which features the singer and his feathery falsetto.
Over a mid-tempo beat and eerie production, Mario
has his eye on his best friend’s girlfriend, but fears his love for her will
lead to disastrous consequences.
“Visions
of making love to you all in my head / Don’t want to wait / Can’t concentrate,”
he
sings. “All I can think of this here is you screaming my name / It’s gonna be
out of body.”
Realizing that an affair would cause a fatal
distraction, he croons, “I’m telling you how bad I want you / I’m
telling you the bad I won’t do / It’s bad that I don’t have you, like I want
to.”
Mario says the song was inspired by a real life
situation in which he was dating his manager’s ex-girlfriend. “It
just talks about the distractions and temptations and the infatuation that can
have on a man when it comes to a woman,” he says.
The Baltimore native is almost finished with his new
project, which is set to arrive in September.
“If
I had to pick a word, I would definitely say refined,”
he says of the album. “Creatively, sonically. All around the
board.”
Check out the smooth stylings of ‘Fatal Distraction’
below.
Show Mario some love on Twitter @MarioSoulTruth and
let him know your thoughts about the new single by tweeting with hashtag
#FatalDistraction!
Also listen to SOMEBODY ELSE the first single from
the forthcoming new Mario album.
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When Mario and Nicki Minaj gave us a sneak peek of
their new video, ‘Somebody Else,’ the clips didn’t really show the true
storyline. However, the two have just released the official visual.
The video opens with a shot of a city skyline with
sirens blaring in the background. Then the visual fades to a shot of Mario
lying “dead” on a car.
Although he’s portrayed coming back to life to sing
the song, the video follows the aftermath of an argument between Mario and
Minaj about their on-screen relationship. The lyrics seem to go so well with
the temptation, infidelity and ultimate breakup that occurs in the song.
While viewers wonder why Mario is on top of the car,
we are later alluded to the fact that Minaj, who is wearing an all-black
dominatrix-esque outfit, gets her revenge and probably pushed him out the
window. While this is all speculation, it does fit with the angry storyline
that’s embedded in this unhappy ending.
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