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Ahead of tonight's "Braxton Family Values" reunion show, Toni Braxton just dropped her brand new video for her latest dance anthem, "I Heart You," the lead offering from the diva's upcoming seventh Lp, "Heartstrings & Synagogue Vibes," which she hopes to release in May. The Grammy Award-winning singer looks great as she dances to her self-produced fierce tune.
Finally making a comeback to music, the 44-year-old R&B veteran, who produced and wrote the uptempo cut "I Heart You," where Braxton's singing about her dancing all her troubles away, and showcasing her signature sultry vocals over a electro beat. The track is flawless! "When I wrote this song I was thinking about the feeling you get when you walk into a club and you hear the melody," Braxton said of the single. "You feel the beat and you just know it's going to be a good night."
Braxton previously said she was considering giving up music for good to focus on being a mother to her sons. After label woes, health and financial issues and a divorce, it's understandable that her music would take a backseat. However, I'm so glad she's had a change of heart. Welcome back! Braxton has previously told news that the song evokes hints of "Last Dance," the massive Donna Summer track. Braxton singing romance lyrics to a male suitor and sings of her urges to find happiness.
The Dancing With The Stars alum turns up the heat with a troupe of dancers, showing off not only her dance moves but vocals and body in her clubby new video, which was directed by Bille Woodruff. She rocks a variety of looks in the video, appearing first in a pink negligee, in an all-white room, contemplating a topless dude, with a fan tussling her wig. The visual takes a dramatic turn when the beat comes in, however, shifting to a dark club setting with a DJ and dance troupe, as Braxton sashays in a revealing tan dress, rocking garters, a jeweled headpiece, and later, a sequined bodysuit.

Just twenty-four hours after the video premiere of "Make My Heart," the R&B veteran Toni Braxton is really on a roll, and she has just premiered another brand new video on PEOPLE.com for her second single "Hands Tied," the sultry ballad and one of the new dual singles off her forthcoming 5th studio project, "Pulse" is hitting stores in America May 4 via Atlantic Records. Stunning! Besides the fact, Ms. Braxton, at 42, knocked it out of the park with this one. The R&B seductress delivers a sexy striptease in the video for "Hands Tied," and the song is one of her best offerings in a while too.
Braxton is one sexy mama! In her new video for the single "Hands Tied," the 42-year-old mom of two shows off her svelte assets, and proves age ain't nothing but a number in the Bille and she's still got the moves to compete with some of the hottest chicks in the game. The Billie Woodruff-directed video centers around a sexy striptease where Braxton teases a bar full of men who are mesmerized by her moves. Braxton says things were totally hands off but that folks on the set still got a little accidental peep show. "My let boobie kept falling out," says the singer. "It wanted to make a cameo!"
Accidental nudity aside, Braxton says rocking super high heels in the video had the 5-feet-2-inch tall singer feeling like a super model. "I felt as tall as Cindy Crawford," she says, but not without a price. "The shoes hurt really badly," she says. "It guess that means my stylist got me some pretty fabulous shoes [because] the better they are it seems the more they hurt." When it came to choosing one of her leading men for "Hands Tied," Braxton called upon her actor pal Michael Jai White of Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married Too," who's "been a friend of mine for years," she says.
Granted there isn't anything groundbreaking here, Toni did a great job. Braxton's both new songs "Hands Tied" and "Make My Heart" are very solid radio-friendly R&B numbers, and it could be her first top ten R&B hit in ages. I'm also really hoping "Pulse" proves to be a successful project for her as her talent far outweighs that of anyone topping the charts presently. When you listen to a Braxton record that's exactly what you want to hear.