Hand prints on the walls next door

Should I Cut U Loose? It was two, now it's three?

Cut U Loose

Acting Up” is a raw, sensual R&B cut that dives headfirst into the chaos of passionate, uninhibited sex. Fueled by moody chords, heavy bass, and sultry vocal textures, this track tells the story of a night where lust takes over and nothing is off-limits. It’s about that one woman who knows exactly how to drive you crazy—in the best way possible. Her energy is wild, her touch unpredictable, and the chemistry? Out of control. This is for the nights that don’t play by the rules. Just vibes, heat, and reckless pleasure.

Perfect for late-night drives, intimate moments, or when you’re in the mood to set it off.

Actin Up (prod. by SauceGodDre)

Hate That I Love You

“Still Here” is more than music—it’s a pulse. A breath. A testimony.
In a world that moves fast and forgets faster, this EP is a quiet revolution. Each track is a moment of reflection, healing, and hope.

From misty-eyed prayers to love letters from God, these songs are pages from a soul that’s weathered storms and still found beauty in the ruins.

Whether you’re searching for peace, fighting to stay present, or just trying to remember who you are—this EP is for you.

🕊️ Vulnerable. Healing. Unapologetically honest.

Still Here (Somehow)

On the Schedule

On the Schedule (Remix)

How Do You Heal

Giving the one you love everything they deserve without them ever asking

Give Her Love

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Lost in Wonderland is a ten-track descent into a fractured dreamworld — a hazy, hypnotic reimagining of Wonderland through lo-fi trip-hop, smoky sax phrases, warped Rhodes chords, and a fragile, warm baritone guiding the fall.

Golden field

“Supernatural” is a double album of praise & worship written from a place of spiritual awakening. Abigail Markley blends modern R&B rhythms with gospel harmonies, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and cosmic — worship that reaches for heaven and lands in the heart.

These songs explore healing, breakthrough, and the supernatural movement of God in everyday life. The album invites listeners to experience worship as transformation — the kind that lifts the soul, renews hope, and brings the light of Christ into every moment. Each track is as individual as she is.
Review by: Mimi Caan.

Hate That I Love You

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