Collier Randall thrives on reinvention. The Maryland-born artist built his foundation in theatre before stepping into the world of rap, songwriting, and production. After earning a BFA in Contemporary Theatre from Boston Conservatory at Berklee, he sharpened his ability to merge storytelling with music. His latest single, Be Mine, released on February 7th alongside a cinematically shot music video, is a testament to his hot and heavy genre-fluid alchemy.
The track lands squarely in the heat of pop, rap, and RnB, finding room for afrobeat influences and sculpting a sound that feels decadent from the first beat. The production is thick with atmosphere, while the instrumental progressions shift like a lover’s mood—always in-flux but never losing their ability to put you under their spell. Randall’s vocals are just as mercurial. His RnB harmonies pull close, his rap cadences cut through with precision, and his pop crescendos lift the track into hypnotic territory. Every listen is a lustfully sticky-sweet revelation.
Timed for Valentine’s Day, Be Mine holds its weight as both a love song and an aphrodisiac. Randall’s background in theatre seeps through every detail, from the arrangement to the lyrical delivery, creating a track that commands attention without ever feeling forced.
Be Mine is available on all major streaming platforms. For the full experience, stream the official music video on YouTube.
Review by Amelia Vandergast