J. Brown Set to Release Soulful Third Album Just A Matter of Time
- Robert White
- Feb 10
- 3 min read
By Robert White, Editor-In-Chief
Rising R&B star J. Brown is ready to make a powerful statement with the release of his third studio album, Just A Matter of Time. Arriving on Valentine’s Day, February 14, the album promises a heartfelt blend of soul, vulnerability, and raw emotion—an evolution of J. Brown’s artistry that solidifies his place among today’s leading voices in R&B.

With a remarkable track record of eight Top 20 Billboard R&B hits in the past five years, J. Brown continues to carve out his legacy in contemporary R&B. His 2024 success includes two #1 Billboard R&B songs: My Whole Heart (which dominated the charts for three weeks) and If You Could See You (which held the top spot for two weeks). His latest single, True Love, currently sits at #17 on the Billboard R&B charts, reinforcing his consistency in delivering heartfelt, relatable music.
The lead single, True Love, is a soul-stirring anthem of devotion and resilience. “Even if I’m the last man on the battlefield, I’ll fight for true love,” J. Brown declares with conviction. The track is a tribute to those who have endured the highs and lows of love, standing firm despite heartbreak and adversity.

Directed by Michael Vaughn Hernandez, the music video brings this emotional journey to life, portraying love as a battlefield where victory is measured in connection and healing rather than conquest. Watch the official music video for True Love on YouTube.
J. Brown’s creative journey for Just A Matter of Time was deeply personal. Collaborating with GRAMMY® Award-winning producer and songwriter Carvin Haggins—known for his work with Will Smith, Jill Scott, and Musiq Soulchild—Brown sought to craft an album rooted in honest storytelling.
“I wanted to create an album where I was in a space of total creativity,” Brown shares. “Carvin and I had deep conversations about love, pain, and growth—things I feel are missing in today’s R&B. We spent seven months shaping these songs, ensuring they spoke to real-life experiences.”
The album explores themes of love, longing, and emotional conflict. Tracks like Are You Still Mad capture the tension that comes with relationships, with lyrics that reflect the universal struggle of reconciliation: “It’s been eight days, I gave space, I hate to fight with you, can we call a truce?”
Brown also teamed up with acclaimed songwriter Elijah Blake and producer Roark Bailey—known for his work with Saweetie, Summer Walker, Kanye West, and Chris Brown—for the track Mah Dear. With a nostalgic soulfulness reminiscent of Sam Cooke, the song is a heartfelt homage to timeless R&B, bridging the gap between past and present.

The title Just A Matter of Time was not a calculated choice but an organic revelation. “As the project came together, it became clear this was a story of the highs and lows of love—a man’s journey of wanting, finding, and sometimes losing it,” Brown explains. “Naming the album Just A Matter of Time just felt right, and I promise it will resonate deeply with listeners.”
With this release, J. Brown invites fans to witness his growth—not just as an artist, but as a man navigating the complexities of love and self-discovery. The album delivers a perfect blend of the rich sounds of Philadelphia International Records and the Motown movement, making it a must-listen for R&B purists and modern music lovers alike.
Stream Just A Matter of Time when it drops on all major platforms on February 14. Prepare to be moved by J. Brown’s most personal and powerful work yet.