IVORY SCOTT RELEASES NEW SINGLE “LET IT OUT”
NEW EP JACK ARRIVES DECEMBER 4
(NEW YORK, NY – NOVEMBER 13, 2026) Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer Ivory Scott shares his new single “Let It Out,” available now ahead of his EP, JACK, arriving December 4. The Chicago native, whose songwriting credits include Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran and Madonna, turns the pen on himself, opening up about grief, family responsibilities and the weight of holding it all in.
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Produced by Grammy Award-winning hitmaker Sean Momberger, whose credits include Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and Jack Harlow’s “Lovin On Me,” alongside iLLmaestro, “Let It Out” puts Ivory’s day-to-day pressures on the record. He sums up the balancing act in one line, “Tryna make things make sense and make cents at the same time,” before admitting that even his faith is being tested: “God, I ain’t heard from You, but I’m trying to have faith.”
The song’s most revealing moments look beyond Ivory’s own struggles. “Daddy put food on the plate, but what’s his mental state?” he asks, questioning the toll on those a family depends on. He also addresses friendships that grow distant during difficult times, reminding the people around him that “Checkin’ in ain’t hard to do.” As the pressure builds, the recurring question “Can I let it out?” becomes a plea for emotional release.
A self-taught pianist and guitarist, Ivory spent nine months living in his car before landing songwriting credits on Beyoncé’s “THIQUE,” Ed Sheeran and Fireboy DML’s “Peru,” Lil Durk’s “Golden Child” and Yung Bleu’s “Baddest” featuring Chris Brown and 2 Chainz, which earned him a 2023 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Award. As an artist, he has released the Hitmaka-executive-produced EP Before Ebony, home to the No. 1 Most Added Urban Radio single “Real,” and his debut album MUD (Music U Desire), featuring 2 Chainz, Yung Bleu, Kevin Gates, Tink and Queen Naija. “Let It Out” follows his previous single “Price,” featuring Jackboy, and sets the stage for JACK.
Stream “Let It Out” now.
