Toss this track on for feel-good, vintage energy.

NYC-based R&B/pop artist Asha Maclean brings breezy elegance to the forefront with her latest single, “Yoga.” Sampling a subtly reimagined version of Cheri Dennis’ “I Love You,” the song floats on a festive yet laid-back instrumental, one that feels tailor-made for backyard kickbacks, sunset drives, or candle-lit rooms where good vibes come first.

From the jump, Asha’s vocal delivery feels hypnotic—breezy, free, and completely effortless. Her tone layers onto the production like silk, gliding gently across the beat in a way that feels both intentional and instinctive. It’s the kind of vocal performance that doesn’t just accompany the instrumental—it elevates it.

Lyrically, “Yoga” explores the emotional whiplash that comes from dealing with a lover who can’t seem to make up their mind. Asha captures the push-and-pull between frustration and desire, creating a narrative that feels intimate and relatable. There’s a quiet power in the way she delivers each line, as if she’s processing her feelings in real time—conflicted, but cool with it.

“Yoga” stands out for its intoxicating melodies and unfiltered emotion, but its strongest asset might be its unmistakable throwback energy. The 90s-era influence is baked into the beat and subtly woven into Asha’s delivery, making the track feel like a love letter to a golden age of R&B, while still feeling fresh and current.

For fans of chill party anthems, introspective love songs, or just timeless-sounding R&B, “Yoga” is well worth the listen. Give it a shot below.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.