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Teddy Riley<\/a> has seemingly announced new music from R. Kelly<\/a> in the form of a remix of one of Chris Brown<\/a>\u2019s recent popular songs.<\/p>\n Riley posted a snippet of Kelly singing Brown\u2019s \u201cIt Depends\u201d over what sounds like a phone call. The rough track finds Kelly informing everyone that it\u2019s really him singing, and giving a shoutout to Brown. The track was first shared by Kelly’s label Rockland Records on Instagram<\/a> on Thursday (Jan. 8).<\/p>\n In the caption of his post, Riley seemingly hinted that Kelly has more new music on the way. <\/p>\n \u201cStill the King of R&B Bar None!!!! Can\u2019t wait for yall to hear the new music!!! Til then teaser missiles will be dropping!!! It\u2019s about that time for real music!!! #legendary #letsgo,\u201d Riley wrote.<\/p>\n Brown responded in the comments of Rockland’s original post with some eye and fire emojis<\/a>, suggesting that he likes what the incarcerated singer did to his song.<\/p>\n Check out Riley\u2019s post below.<\/p>\n The idea that Kelly is gearing up to release new music from behind bars aligns with a comment that he made last year on the Inmate Tea with A&P<\/em> podcast, where he suggested he has written 25 albums<\/a> since being locked up.<\/p>\n When asked if he was continuing to make music, Kelly responded with, \u201cWell, singing is a beautiful disease that\u2019s incurable. That\u2019s not gonna happen, stop singing. I don\u2019t care where I\u2019m at. I\u2019m always singing, I\u2019m always writing. I\u2019ve written, like, 25 albums since I been in here, and right now I\u2019m just working on getting out\u2026I\u2019m using patience as a tactic right now.\u201d<\/p>\n Kelly is currently serving a 30-year sentence<\/a> after being found guilty<\/a> of nine counts of racketeering and sex trafficking by a Brooklyn jury in 2022. That sentence is currently scheduled to end in late 2045.<\/p>\n He was also found guilty of three counts of production of child pornography and three counts of enticement of a minor to engage in criminal sexual activity in a different federal case in Chicago. That comes with a separate 20-year sentence<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n