Teedra Moses returns with the new song “With All My Heart”: Stream

Teedra Moses has returned with her new song “With All My Heart” via her independent label Black Moses Ent.

In the acoustic ballad featuring J. Black, Moses expresses her resentment and regret towards a good-for-nothing ex who betrayed her heart.

Moses sings on the self-penned track: “F**k you with all my heart / ‘Cause I loved you with all my heart, that’s what I did / You never should’ve made me fall in love / When you knew you’d never return my love / You never should’ve played with my heart / You never should’ve taken me in / When you knew you’d disappoint me.”

Of their latest release, Moses said: “I’m cooking slow but good!! My new song came out yesterday!! We’ve worked long and hard on it. Creating a simple yet poignant song (for me) takes more than you’d expect lol but we did it! And I loooove it!”

“With All My Heart” is Moses’ first new single since 2021’s “Make Me.” In February 2022, she released her Eric Bellinger-assisted “Make Me (Remix).”

Later in April, she teamed up with production duo The Colleagues for “’90s Kinda Love” from her album Vulnerability through love, lust.

KP of The Colleagues told Rated R&B about their collaboration, “Teedra is a true perfectionist. When I thought the song was finished, she challenged me to take the production to the next level. I’m glad she did because it turned out great. I can’t wait to produce more for her.”

It is unclear if Moses still plans to release her oft-delayed album. The Bull$hitwhich was scheduled for release in spring 2021. “Cashmere Compliments” was named as the first single.

“‘Cashmere Compliments’ is a record I wrote years ago,” Moses told Apple Music’s Ebro Darden. “I probably got the track about six years ago. I developed it. If I let you all hear what it was like in the beginning and what it is today, I would have made it something completely different. I took the time to really slowly mature it and I really love the result.”

Stream Teedra Moses’ new song “With All My Heart (Acoustic)” below.