Drea Dominique Releases “Roll” From Romantic Tragedies
Miami-based R&B artist Drea Dominique continues her Romantic Tragedies era with “Roll,” a new track centered on attraction, vulnerability, and giving in to a feeling instead of trying to fight it. Drea describes the song as one of the album’s more honest moments, fitting into the larger project’s themes of love, heartbreak, and healing.
“Roll” leans into contemporary R&B with Drea’s vocals carrying the story. The track approaches romance from the perspective of letting your guard down and allowing yourself to experience a connection even when the emotions involved aren’t necessarily easy to control.
For those just getting familiar with Drea Dominique, her career extends beyond music. She first worked as a model and appeared in music videos for artists including 50 Cent, Ray J, and Ne-Yo, along with magazine features in publications such as King. She later gained a wider audience as “The Pin-Up Princess” on Season 9 of Bad Girls Club.
In recent years, Drea has focused on establishing herself as an R&B artist and entrepreneur. Her catalog includes releases such as “I Know You Want It” featuring Safaree, “Ratchet Girl,” “Girls Night,” “Catch My Wave,” and “Waiting.”
With Romantic Tragedies, Drea is continuing to build her musical identity around candid songwriting and the different sides of relationships. “Roll” serves as another piece of that story, focusing specifically on what happens when feelings take over and you decide to go with them rather than resist them.
Listen to Drea Dominique’s “Roll” below.
