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Tone Pharaoh Gets Emotional in “Tell It All”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

“Tell It All” is a hidden gem of a love song.

Hailing from Houston, Texas, Tone Pharaoh emerges with his electrifying R&B melodies, delving deep into his personal life, self-discovery, and emotional depths. Pharaoh captivates the hearts of his fans with his heavenly vocals and introspective songs, as prominently featured in his debut EP, Lovely Tapes, released in 2021. You can find his EP and more on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. His latest single, “Tell It All,” embraces vulnerability with a smooth melody. “Tell It All” boasts a hypnotic trap-R&B beat that’s too irresistible not to put on repeat. As for Pharaoh, he delves deeply into his relationship, reassuring his girl that she’s the only one. What stands out is his comfort in taking things slow with his girl, emphasizing the desire to build a genuine connection exclusively with her. If you want smooth, authentic R&B vibes, I recommend you press play on “Tell It All” by Tone Pharaoh.

 

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