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Rickia blends raw vocals and emotional production on “EX,” delivering an intimate and reflective R&B track.
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Mike Terrell leans into smooth R&B textures with “Down.”
Buddy and FAUCET glide over bouncy production on “House Jam,” delivering smooth chemistry and party-ready vibes.
