Vivian Green is a celebrated American R&B singer-songwriter and pianist whose career has been marked by a series of impressive achievements and contributions to the music industry. She first gained recognition as a talented backup singer for Jill Scott, which provided her with invaluable experience and exposure. This pivotal role led to her signing with Columbia Records, where she released her debut album, “A Love Story,” in 2002. The album featured the hit single “Emotional Rollercoaster,” which topped the charts and established her as a formidable solo artist.

Following her successful debut, Green continued to evolve as an artist with her second studio album, “Vivian,” released in 2005. This album showcased her versatility, with the lead single “Gotta Go Gotta Leave (Tired)” achieving significant success on the R&B and dance charts. Her ability to blend emotional depth with infectious melodies resonated with audiences, further solidifying her place in the R&B genre.

In 2010, Green released her third album, “Beautiful,” which was praised for its intimate and organic production. Collaborating with Grammy-nominated producer Anthony Bell, she explored various perspectives on love, resulting in a collection of songs that highlighted her growth as a songwriter and performer. Her subsequent albums, including “The Green Room” and “Vivid,” continued to showcase her artistic evolution and commitment to her craft.

Most recently, Green released her seventh studio album, “Love Absolute,” in 2020, further demonstrating her enduring relevance in the music scene. With a career spanning nearly two decades, Vivian Green remains a powerful voice in R&B, known for her heartfelt performances and impactful songwriting.