Ty Dolla $ign Returns With “Motion”

Motion

Ty Dolla $ign


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Ty Dolla $ign is so talented, these days, I don’t even know which bag is his best bag anymore. Like, I love it when he toys with R&B vibes, but at the same time, I f**k with it when he hooks us up with some unadulterated club s**t. I’m conflicted. Today, Ty returned to the music scene with “Motion,” a song that is actually on some smooth, DC day party s**t.

 

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F**k everything I said up top, this is Ty Dolla $ign’s best sound. “Motion” has a nice rhythm, a catchy hook, dance vibes, and lyrical content that is all about getting lost in the moment when you’re dancing with someone special. The song also boasts a very impressive vocal performance by Ty. If you are a DJ that is preparing to work pool parties and brunches this summer, I recommend that you have “Motion” in your back pocket.

Why isn’t Ty Dolla $ign the biggest artist in music (He’s so good at what he does, bro)?



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