Ester Dean has more bragging rights. A track penned by the singer-songwriter has made Rihanna’s new album.

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Ester Dean is climbing the charts with “Drop It Low,” her collaboration with Chris Brown from the More Than a Game soundtrack. The rising star was bubbling with excitement as she shared the experience of recording with her famous peer.

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Singer-songriter Ester Dean made her TV debut on Friday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” performing “Drop It Low” from the More Than a Game soundtrack. Chris Brown, who is featured on the song, was not present, but Auto-Tune was.

One of the most anticipated R&B albums of the year is only a few months away, but details have remained scarce until now. Singer-songwriter Ester Dean is dropping a few hints from her recording sessions with Usher.

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Is 50 Cent going techno? Fif takes it from the ’hood to Ibiza with “Hard Rock” featuring singer-songwriter Ester Dean. We just got off the phone with Dean who said the Polow Da Don production is only a demo and was not intended for the rapper’s fourth album Before I Self Destruct.

“It’s not a demo for 50,” she tells Rap-Up.com. “That’s a song I wrote for somebody else to sing…but I kinda want to sing it.”

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Keri Hilson, Soulja Boy, Brandy, Audio Push, Rich Boy, and Nelly drop hints about singer-songwriter Ester Dean on set of her debut video for “Drop It Low” from the More Than a Game soundtrack. We still don’t know exactly what she looks like, but we’re told Polow Da Don’s artist is a “beast” in the studio.

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Chris Brown lends a hand on “Drop It Low,” the debut single from Ester Dean out of Polow Da Don’s Zone 4 Inc. camp. The singer-songwriter has worked with everyone from Keyshia Cole and Keri Hilson to the Pussycat Dolls and Mary J. Blige (“Stronger”). The Polow production can be found on the soundtrack to More Than a Game (Sept. 22). Now if we could only find a photo of Ester…

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