You have to be confident you have to believe in yourself. What advice can you give to rising artists? My sound is going to stay consistent I plan to be around for a long time. I want them to take away that I do quality R&B music. What do you want people to take away from the album? They're good artists, but I just happen to be better. Do you find yourself being compared to Chris Brown, Trey Songz, and other well-known artists? R&B is a hard genre of music to stand out in. It's a grind you have to really work hard to stay on top. I have a lot of artists who are my friends but they're also my competitors. How hard is it to stay on top in this industry?
A lot of people counted me out, but I turned all that negativity into something positive. However, with adversity, if you can overcome it, it can make you stronger. You've been through a lot in the last few years, transitioning to different record labels, being at the top of the charts and then completely off. Not to mention it has 18 songs, not common at all. Also, we had some of the best producers working on it, like Los and Bryan Michael Cox. I think besides it being a great album, the features with artists like Lloyd Banks, Fifty Cent Twista. I'm allowing my fans to be a fly on the wall with me. I named it "Fly on the Wall" because I've been in the industry for quite some time. Tell me about your new album and what makes it stand out from those that came albums before it. Niteside caught up with Valentino to discuss his new music, being counted out, and building the R&B brand. N.W.) and held a record signing at urban fashion retailer DTLR (902 H St. R&B artist Bobby Valentino was in the District recently to promote his new album "Fly on the Wall." The singer celebrated its release at Bar 7 (1015 1/2 Seventh St.
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