Rising R&B star Skylar Love is back with another stunning visual—this time for her emotional new single “CREEPIN,” a track pulled straight from the pages of her real life. Directed by AkinFilmsNYC LLC (IG: @akinfilmsnyc), the video is more than just a music video—it’s a short film, complete with dialogue, dance breaks, and a storyline that hits close to home for many women.
The narrative follows a man caught in the act, cheating on his girlfriend with a side chick—only to be confronted and ultimately left by both women. It’s a powerful, cinematic take on betrayal and consequence, giving a visual voice to the emotional turmoil Skylar poured into the song.
“I really wanted my viewers to understand what the song is about and understand what I was going through when I wrote it,” Skylar shared. “I feel like the song and video are relatable to what a lot of women go through and will resonate well with my audience.”
This release follows the drop of Skylar’s highly personal EP, Something About Love, which has been hailed as her most honest and vulnerable work yet. From moments of raw confession to declarations of independence, the project showcases Skylar’s vocal range and emotional depth. Her voice, both powerful and tender, floats effortlessly over lush, cinematic production that never distracts from the message.
Each song on the EP explores a different aspect of love and self-discovery. Whether it’s the pain of betrayal, the peace in letting go, or the beauty in reclaiming your worth, Skylar captures it all with grace and authenticity. “Something About Love” isn’t just a project—it’s a milestone.
From recording her first song “Birthday” at just 14 to now delivering full-bodied visuals and music with mass appeal, Skylar Love is cementing herself as a force in R&B. With a growing fanbase, a sharpened pen, and a voice full of conviction, she’s proving her name belongs in the conversation.
Watch “CREEPIN” now, stream Something About Love on all platforms, and stay tuned—this is just the beginning!
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