Brianna Castro Returns to "Do It Again"

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Photo: Ashley Osborn

Following the success of her first single "Numb," released in 2020, Brianna Castro returns with another R&B offering titled "Do it Again." Utilizing a James Brown interpolation throughout the song, Castro confesses she's been hooked on a recent lover and admits that she wants to "do it again." Produced by Pop Wansel and Rogét Chahayed, "Do It Again" is a promising second single from the North Philly native and singer who's ability to skillfully bend genres to her will is going keep her at the top of 2021 and 2022's emerging R&B class.

Recently, Castro translated her fusion of R&B, Soul, and Hip-Hop into a standout performance at H.E.R.'s Lights On Festival in Concord, California. She is also set to perform at One Music Fest in Atlanta in October.

While we wait for new music and a proper debut from Castro, watch her Lillie Wojcik-directed video for "Do It Again" below.

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