Following the debut of his soulful single “Sweet Gurl”, Grammy-winning producer and artist H-Money returns with the official music video, featuring Rotimi and Ne-Yo. The video delivers a rich storytelling with the same warmth and intimacy that made the song stand out.
Set in a sleek nightclub, the video follows H-Money, Rotimi, and Ne-Yo as they each spark a connection with a similar woman. What begins as a coincidence turns into a surprising twist, revealing the women are triplet sisters, each unknowingly capturing the attention of each artist. The playful storyline showcases flirtatious moments, effortless chemistry, and adding charm to the track’s sensual tone.
The music video features a blend of warm and moody lighting that enhances its intimate, late night vibe. From close-up glances to movements on the dancefloor, each scene adds depth to the emotion already present in the single.
“Sweet Gurl”, originally debuted as a smooth, layered collaboration blending AfroSoul, melodic, and contemporary R&B. The single is a celebration of warmth and intimacy, now amplified through its visual storytelling.
With this video, H-Money continues to build the world of the FRO&BEE Show, his latest creative chapter blending musical roots, cultural influences, and timeless emotion.
ABOUT H-MONEY
London born, Nigerian rooted Harmony Olakunle David Samuels, fondly known as H-Money has emerged not only as a Grammy Award-winning music producer, but also as a prolific songwriter and musician, leaving an indelible mark on the ever-evolving landscapes of R&B and pop music. His illustrious career spans from 2005 to the present day, marked by an impressive discography that testifies to his undeniable talent and versatility. From scoring music for blockbuster films like “Hotel Transylvania 2 and 3″ to contributing to hit television series like “Empire,” Samuels’ creative endeavors transcend boundaries. Throughout his career, he collaborated with renowned artists such as Chris Brown, Maroon 5 and Janelle Monáe, establishing himself as a versatile producer. From 2011 to 2015, his work on projects like Mary J. Blige’s “My Life II... The Journey Continues,” Michelle Williams’ “Say Yes” featuring Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland, and Ariana Grande’s “Yours Truly” further highlighted his exceptional talent, including hits like “Right There” and “The Way” (which reached #9 on the US Billboard Hot 100). Samuels co-wrote and produced Fantasia featuring Kelly Rowland and Missy Elliott’s “Without Me,” earning a GRAMMY nomination for Best R&B Song. Samuels expanded his repertoire by collaborating with artists like Ella Mai, Teyana Taylor, and Major,Simi and Mannywellz. His versatility was evident as he explored various genres while maintaining his distinctive style. Influenced by his cultural heritage, his sound also reflects his African roots, notably showcased in collaborations with Afrobeats artists like Tiwa Savage. Beyond his musical endeavors, Samuels is driven by a deep-rooted spiritual foundation, inspiring him to establish Studio Studies in 2019—a platform fostering wisdom and innovation among creatives in the entertainment industry. As the founder of BOE Global and label BOE Records, Samuels extends his influence beyond music, delving into the culinary world with Fellow, a culinary sanctuary in Westwood, CA. As he continues to evolve and innovate, Harmony “H-Money” Samuels remains a beacon of creativity, unity, and purpose, enriching the world with his extraordinary talents and unwavering dedication to making a difference.
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