Alternative soul artist Marcus Brown, widely known by his moniker Nourished by Time, has released the official video for his latest single, “Baby Baby,” marking a bold new chapter in his musical journey. The video, which premiered today across digital platforms, is as politically evocative as it is musically compelling—offering a rich blend of melancholic R&B, sharp commentary, and aesthetic experimentation.
Shot with a retro-futuristic visual flair, the “Baby Baby” video reflects Brown’s signature lo-fi style, combining 90s nostalgia with raw, contemporary realism. The project delves into themes of societal disillusionment, romantic longing, and Black existentialism, continuing his reputation for blending personal vulnerability with cultural critique.
In the video, Brown appears both in solitude and in chaotic urban settings, juxtaposing internal emotional turbulence with external political tension. Lyrically, “Baby Baby” explores a toxic yet addictive love, all while subtly critiquing broader systems of control and inequality. The effect is both haunting and oddly soothing—an emotional terrain fans of Nourished by Time have come to expect and deeply resonate with.
The release of “Baby Baby” arrives amid rising anticipation for his forthcoming album, rumored to drop in the final quarter of 2025. While details remain under wraps, Brown confirmed via Instagram Live that the album will feature collaborations with producers across New York, Berlin, and London—highlighting his growing international footprint.
Adding to the momentum, the artist also announced dates for an upcoming North American and European tour, scheduled to begin in October. Major stops include Brooklyn, Toronto, Berlin, Paris, and London. Tickets will be available starting next week through his official website and select streaming platforms.
Marcus Brown’s evolution from a Baltimore DIY standout to an internationally recognized voice in experimental R&B is nothing short of meteoric. With “Baby Baby,” he continues to push boundaries—both sonically and visually—proving once again that Nourished by Time isn’t just an artist name; it’s a movement of emotion, critique, and creative freedom.