Single appears on mogul’s forthcoming album

Sean “Diddy” Combs makes his official return to music with the release of his new single “Gotta Move On” featuring Bryson Tiller. It’s the first song released from his highly-anticipated new album under his Love Records imprint, in partnership with Motown Records. The song paves the way for more music to come, with his new album due out later this year.

The smooth and seductive track illuminates his latest evolution with its unshakable groove, standout verses, and an undeniable hook from Bryson Tiller. Diddy initially debuted the single with a show-stopping performance at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards. Beyond inciting buzz globally, the live performance video has already amassed over two million YouTube views organically, including a surprise performance of “First Class” by Jack Harlow and the classic “Mo Money, Mo Problems” with Christian King Combs and Teyana Taylor. He also served as host and executive producer of the live awards ceremony, exactly 25 years since he won his first Billboard Award for his debut album No Way Out.

BET announced that the legendary mogul and cultural pioneer will be honored with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at BET Awards 2022. The coveted award honors industry giants who have not only significantly shaped culture through their extensive careers, but who have also been transformative leaders that consistently inspire generations by setting a true standard of excellence.

Diddy has also included the track in custom content for Ciroc Passion, his new signature flavor in the Ciroc portfolio that delivers more than a distinct taste; it’s a boldness, an intensity, a frequency you must experience. Together, Combs and Ciroc have now released over 15 flavor innovations, becoming a dominant industry and cultural leader in the vodka category.

Not only is Diddy one of the highest-selling artists in history, he is also one of the most accomplished music producers of all time. Love Records represents Combs’ triumphant return to R&B as an executive producer, curator and A&R of his forthcoming album. Combs will continue his oversight on his successful Bad Boy Entertainment label.