R&B is quickly rivaling pop in versatility, and Psiryn is an R&B girl group that’s redefining the genre with a fresh perspective. Comprised of Anaya Chayenne, Jada Denise, and Victoria McQueen, they’ve teamed up with Kandi Burruss to create a sound that feels both familiar and undoubtedly their own.
Their breakout hit "Sober" made history by becoming the first R&B girl group track to top Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart in over twenty years. What does that say about the power of sisterhood and storytelling in music? It shows that when voices unite and purpose align, great things are just around the corner.
Their latest release, "The Softest," is a reimagining of Xscape’s classic "The Softest Place on Earth." But why revisit a classic? The answer lies in their desire to pay tribute while carving out their own identity. Producer T-Nyce and songwriter Ashun took the original and infused it with a modern twist. Kandi Burruss and her collaborators, Jonathan “Jay-O” Henry and vocal producer Brandin Jay, helped elevate the track into something that feels intimate yet powerful. When Kandi shared the track with Psiryn, it was a moment of instant connection. No hesitation, just a collective understanding that they were onto something significant.
The lyrics of "The Softest" pull you in with their inviting imagery and emotional depth. Lines like “Baby, won’t you come inside/I’ll take you on a fantasy ride…” create a sense of joyful intimacy that it’s not merely about softness; it’s about embracing strength in that softness.
As they move forward, Psiryn is charting their path as artists and stepping into the role of cultural narrators. They’re proving that being soft can be a powerful statement, one that reflects confidence and self-awareness. In a world that often equates strength with volume, they remind us that sometimes the quietest voices carry the most weight.
Follow Psiryn online & stream Find The Softest on all platforms: Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube
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