Breezy Tracklist
Breezy is Chris’ tenth solo studio album, and the follow-up to his June 2019 album, Indigo. The album’s title, derived from Chris’ nickname, was confirmed by the star in a now-deleted Instagram post in September 2020.
Breezy was preceded by three singles: the upbeat and braggadocious “Iffy,” the smooth R&B jam, “Warm Embrace,” and the afrobeats-inspired “Call You Every Day” featuring Wizkid.
Breezy’s release date was first teased via Instagram on March 29 along with the first 56 seconds of “Warm Embrace,” confirming a summer release date. On April 26th, Chris announced his joint “One of Them Ones” summer tour with Lil Baby due to commence in July.
In a since-deleted Instagram story, Chris confirmed that Breezy will be released ahead of the tour. On May 8th, he confirmed via Instgram that the album would be released in June. On May 17, he confirmed a June 24 release date along with the album’s cover, consisting of a black and white picture of the back of Chris’ head with the album’s title shaved into his hair. He also teased several of the album’s collaborations via Instagram Stories and a behind-the-scenes look at the album’s photoshoot. Collaborations include Wizkid, Yung Bleu, Ella Mai, H.E.R., Lil Wayne, Blxst, Anderson .Paak, Jack Harlow, Fivio Foreign, Tory Lanez, and EST Gee.
Chris shared the tracklist on Instagram on June 7, and in an interview with Big Boy, he confirmed that the album would have 23 tracks. Chris hinted at a deluxe version of Breezy in media interviews, later confirming it on June 23 with the tracklist.
“Breezy” Q&A
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What has Chris said about the album?
In an Instagram story on January 1st, Chris clarified:
And just so we clear….
THIS GONNA BE MY 10th album . The amount of songs on this one will be the same amount of songs as my first album. KEEP IT CLASSIC…
Chris Brown to BREEZY!
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Translations
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How did this album perform on the charts?
Breezy debuted and peaked at #3 on the Billboard 200, selling 73,000 units in its opening week. Physical CDs of the album were not available upon the album’s release, so Breezy’s opening numbers were purely streaming-based.
