Sundress

ICARUS

Be My Muse (Gold Edit)

One More Night is the second offering from Ivy Sole's forthcoming album, candid. Featuring a stellar sixteen from Topaz Jones, the Montclair mack himself, the two pine for one more evening of passion with a person they shouldn't be giving the time of day (or night, for that matter). The joint features not only their songwriting prowess, but also their adeptness at bridging R&B and hip hop production, showcasing the broad, talented strokes of both of hip hop's heirs.
lyrics
Verse
my eyes won’t stay closed tonight
my mind starts to roam
i wonder if you’re dreaming bout me
thinking bout the last time that we couldn’t sleep
I could wait until I drift to your mind
I could lay here til your body starts calling me
tell me is desire fighting your pride?
what you’re feeling is right
just hit my line

Hook
Say my name if you need it (if you need it, yeah)
Take a breath and repeat it (ohhhhh)
I need one more night with you

Verse (Topaz Jones)
Let me tell you what insomnia do
I be staring at the screen til the monitor blue
Count sheep til somebody’ll cruise, down my street
Bump a Monica song, kinda remind me of you, ooh
Can’t lie I’m a fool for it, I fall for it
Tell myself that I’m cool on it, then call for ya
Can’t beat creeping or crawling I’m too tall for it
I keep it four quarters, now you got the ball (throw it!)
I done tried everything, meditated, medicated
So deep in your ‘gram I can tell you all the metadata
Say you’ll never date another nigga like me
But finding one at all really isn’t likely
Highkey, you’re sweeter than Hi-C, diabetes type 3
I could never type these words in a text to ya
Problems I could solve but I’m not what’s best for ya
Only lie at all when I’m lying next to ya

Hook
Say my name if you need it (if you need it, yeah)
Take a breath and repeat it (ohhhhh)
I need one more night with you

Verse
You hit my line like what’s it going to be
can’t pretend you’re the one that I’m really trying to see
On the floor in my house all fours on the couch
and I can’t talk shit with your core in my mouth
downpour of that good love
hope it’s in the forecast
up close and personal
like I got floor pass
torso tango, taste like faygo
last time we linked, all those angles
Look I’m not for conquest
You torch my conscience
torture my chest
proportions goddess
a force to contest with
lessen my stress with
gimme your blessing
I done seen a little bit of everything
everything ain’t got shit on you
now a nigga really tryna put these lips on you
I dip, you dip, we dip, fall thru
credits
released October 26, 2021
written, performed and produced by ivy sole and topaz jones.
mixed by jerry lang ii + mastered by dave kutch.
distributed by les fleurs records.

One More Night ft. Topaz Jones

Bamboo

Day Glow

Round Trip To Atlanta

Who Are You When No One is Watching?

90s (feat. Masego)

Real Bad 

Performed by Jay Wile
Produced by Almond Milk (Stefon Osae, JaRon Marshall)
Written by Justin Wiley
Mixed/Mastered by Jay Wile
Artwork by Jay Wile

Real Bad

Big Energy (Prod. by C.ZAR)

Artist, songwriter, composer 

K.Roosevelt’s music can immerse you in a dream-like state of self reflection with a single tune. His ability to capture California’s sunny skies and melancholy all at once has touched audiences around the world. Son of blues artist Keb’ Mo’, Roosevelt was surrounded by remarkable musicians before learning to walk - and it shows. He’s accomplished so much in the time since, with a career marked by collaborations with notable artists Jhené Aiko, Rapsody and most recently, Mahalia. 


While his journey began with the drums, it’s evolved to guitar, piano, vocals and production, making Roosevelt a true musical polymath. This became clear when his breakout single ‘Do Me Now’ featuring Hit Boy rose to the Top 100 of the R&B charts, and has carried through to his latest work. The eight-track EP ‘Bloom’ is the first independent project for the artist. Collaborating with talent like Amir Obè, SuperDuperKyle and Luke James, it’s an evolution of Roosevelt’s laid-back beats and playful use of melody. 


Mellow and surreal, the work captures the realities, anxieties and thrills of moving through adulthood. The project was an opportunity for Roosevelt to explore sound and experiment with the more technical side of production. Layering in live instruments to mix analog with digital helped him achieve a sound difficult to master any other way. Combining tremendous experience with the excitement of youth - the EP is a triumphant testament to his talent. 

twitter: @kroosevelt

instagram: kroosevelt

Day Glow

K. Roosevelt

Recent comments

The Real GodGiven

kentranada

J u k e b o x | B u t t e r

Related tracks