The second track from the Los Angeles R&B singer Tinashe's forthcoming new album is, like much of her work, exploring odd sonic spaces that accent minimalism but have enough curlicue flair to make a clear artistic statement. A few weeks ago Tinashe released the first song, "Superlove," a chrome-toned banger, shimmering but solid. She then issued "Company," which pumps with a different kind of momentum. Produced by Tricky Stewart and Terius "the-dream" Nash, who are also responsible for massive hits by Rihanna (her breakout hit "Umbrella"), Beyoncé ("Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)") and dozens of others, it's more delicate than "Superlove." "I don't need the loving, nope/ So don't make this something" she sings at the beginning of song.