Chris Brown has released the cover art and drop date for his latest effort, Fortune. The album comes out on May 8, and its cover features Breezy in a blue suit and tie against a metallic blue background.
The album cover may be an attempt to reform Brown's fashion image. Recently a GQ article added his name to their "Worst Dressed" list, noting:
"Brown seems utterly adverse to investing in tailoring, combining the worst excesses of XXL sizing with a penchant for deeply unflattering costumes."
Thus far, the album has yielded two singles, "Strip" and "Turn Up the Music."
"I hope this album shows growth and positivity to all my fans and will inspire them to live life to the fullest!!!" tweeted Chris.
Meanwhile, Brown's collaboration with Rihanna, "Birthday Cake," hits radio on March 6.
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