Allow Ama to Reintroduce Herself: British R&B Singer-Songwriter on New LP, Working With Bryson Tiller & Rihanna Inspiring Her to Chase a Dream

After leaving Interscope and signing with Brent Faiyaz's ISO Supremacy in 2025, Ama's eponymous album arrived on Friday (June 19).

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According to Billboard’s source item, Allow Ama to Reintroduce Herself: British R&B Singer-Songwriter on New LP, Working With Bryson Tiller & Rihanna Inspiring Her to Chase a Dream, After leaving Interscope and signing with Brent Faiyaz’s ISO Supremacy in 2025, Ama’s eponymous album arrived on Friday (June 19).

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