My take on the #brandybridgechallenge. This song is probably one of my favorite Brandy vocals

Brandy - HUMAN (Denali Nova Cover) Bridge Only

Milkyway Dream

Slide -tyrant da great ft tunechi Lee

Title: I Love You
Written by: Tina Blackman 

#1 I LOVE YOU.mp3

rico469.mp3

Jersey-born singer/songwriter Rico Davis is burning up the dance floors this Spring with his newest single “Don’t fight the Dance'' dropping April 5th, 2023. As the first single scheduled for release from his sophomore EP “The Golden Ratio: Volume Two” this disco inspired anthem delivers a jolt of excitement to its listeners with infectious drums and edgy synths courtesy of Brooklyn based producer, KevKeyz. With lyrics crooned and penned by Davis himself, "Don't fight the Dance" demands us to be courageous and face heartbreak head on! 

“My first EP displayed a side of myself that was focused on growing and living my life to the fullest, for better or for worse. My new venture with volume two highlights my growth as a singer-songwriter, and an individual with his own outlook on life. I’m in a more conscious place.” says Davis. “I hope Don’t fight the Dance moves people to use all emotional challenges as a source of power!” 

Download “Don’t fight the Dance” to your libraries today here at the link: https://onerpm.link/dontfightthedance

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Writers: R. Davis / M. Wallace 
Vocal production: R. Davis
Lead Vocals: R. Davis
Background Vocals: R. Davis, M. Wallace
Producer: Kevin "Kev Keyz" Mazile
Mixing Engineer: @BgTheEngineer 
Mastering: Fran Cathcart
Recorded at Arketek Studios in downtown Los Angeles, CA



(LYRICS)
Breakdown 
Use that pain inside - side ya - side ya (echo) 
Feel that beat inside - side ya - side ya (echo) 

CHORUS
Feelin it strong
Feel it right away

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Blinded by the Sun
Scared to see the day

(Feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

I, I feel it,
I, I, I feel it baby 

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Uh huh you feel it
Uh huh you feel it baby 

(feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

VS ONE
out of line,
out of time,
out my mind,
no bullshit yea
That kinda day 

Rolled the blunt 
Hold the gun 
Say what I want 
Cuz I’m not wishin 
to escape the pain 

Now that ya gon 
I dance til the dawn 
Break the alarm 
Get way too on 

For the night 
I’m alright 
I’ll take a bite 
Of this city 
then face the pain 


CHORUS
Feelin it strong
Feel it right away

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Blinded by the Sun
Scared to see the day

(Feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

I, I feel it,
I, I, I feel it baby 

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Uh huh you feel it
Uh huh you feel it baby 

(feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

VS TWO
Day turns night 
Brand new city 
Bloodshot red 
eyes all on me 
Would I die If I testified?
Crucified just to live my life
The way you left me was unforgiven
my respects to the death I’m feeling 
Fade away 
Runaway 
Hope your new Man fulfills ya needs 
Does he know that you still call me
Late night when you feel so lonely 
Talkin bout how you use to hold me
Tellin me you still feel it for me 
I’m way too young 
Way too pretty
to sit at home 
in self pity 
To find your light go through the dark 
The dance floor’s for the broken hearts
 

 CHORUS
Feelin it strong
Feel it right away

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Blinded by the Sun
Scared to see the day

(Feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

I, I feel it,
I, I, I feel it baby 

(Use that pain inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

Uh huh you feel it
Uh huh you feel it baby 

(Feel that beat inside ya, 
let go don’t fight the dance)
Just let it hurt!

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Don't fight the Dance - Single

Bodee Bum Bum
Written by: Rico Davis
Produced by: DJ Plante
2012

- Young America Records; a division of Young America Entertainment

Bodee Bum Bum (Produced by DJ Plante)

"Let it Drop" from the heart break album of 2010, Rico Davis's "The Broken Hearts Club" which was released November 6th 2010 digitally online via several websites. The song, written by Rico Davis, features rising recording artist PlayBoySwag. 

Rico Davis-Let it Drop feat. PlayboySwag

Merging genres is a breeze for songwriter / performer Rico Davis, who has created a symphony of R&B, Soul, Hip Hop, Funk, Electro and Pop on his new project The Golden Ratio: Volume One, which releases today via Davis’ own Young America / ONErpm. The first edition carries inspiration from life and art, as the New York native navigates his experiences through a vibrant maze of sounds, hitting a range of retro to futuristic vibes.

“I started writing and recording The Golden Ratio back in 2015,” Rico Davis explains. “I remember reaching a crossroads in my life where I had to decide to break a lot of old mentalities and beliefs. Everything in my life had become leveled out, and I knew it was time to grow and evolve. This album helped me do just that. Each song represents a confession in a sense. I talk about my addictions, falling in love, struggling, breaking up, and much more. It was tremendously therapeutic for me. I’m forever grateful to be able to share this album with everyone.”

Uplifting the swarm of deep feelings, The Golden Ratio: Volume One thumps heartily through the speakers as appearances from the exciting Disco Black and Cook Thugless accent Rico Davis’ irreverent “Cocaine Pussy”, and Young America partner / label mate Quis Vaughn joins in on the fan favorite track “Hustle Harder”. Production includes stellar work from Rico and Quis Vaughn, as well as The A-Team, Akills Music, Fran Cathcart, Justin Davis, Jason Pitman, JG and Jsoundz. The result is something that people will be able to relate to in various ways.

“I’m not one to create and live by expectations, especially with my art,” expresses Rico. “I will say that this album would ideally inspire the listener to be themselves; take their worst mistakes and experiences and create something empowering and life changing out of it like I have. Through writing this album, I learned that nothing in my life is actually ‘good or bad’, but more so beneficial and non beneficial. What a liberating truth!”

Music fans around the world can enjoy today on all digital platforms via Young America here: onerpm.lnk.to/goldenratio

Do U Wanna (Explicit)

CAPTAIN HOOK FREESTYLE

Remake of HER's - 'Comfortable'  

Just playing around with some vocal production

H.E.R - COMFORTABLE (Denali Nova Cover)

Singer, Songwriter, Dancer, Rico Davis has persevered despite hard times. Born and raised in 2x U.S. murder capital Camden, New Jersey, Rico’s source of escape was his love for writing music, dancing, and singing, for which he was frequently bullied. It was not until Rico was accepted into the Creative & Performing Arts High School of South Jersey that he received the community support and acceptance he deserved. It was during his 10th grade year as a member of their exclusive choir, that they won the esteemed International Days of Coro Competition in Verona Italy, competing against choirs from 30 participating countries. This experience led Rico to undoubtedly devote himself to his music passions. In June 2017, Young America Entertainment offered Davis a million dollar indie deal and in 2018 released his first single Do U Wanna from his bass heavy debut EP “The Golden Ratio: Volume One”. To date, volume one of this two part series has garnered almost a million combined streams across Spotify, Tidal, YouTube, and Apple.

Following the independent success and failures of his first release, Davis sought out healing during the recording process of his sophomore EP The Golden Ratio: Volume Two. “My first EP was a great learning experience. I had over $400,000 stolen from my deal and I had all types of politics interfering with my creative process. Although I’m proud of that era in my life, I vowed to never handle my art in that manner ever again. I want to make a positive contribution through my music – Provide a soundtrack to people’s lives when they want to celebrate, fall in love, or
when they need confirmation that they will get through hard times'' says Rico. Notable tracks off the EP are “Don’t fight the Dance'', the electrifying first single produced by Brooklyn's own, Kev Keyz, is a disco inspired dance banger that encourages us to face our emotional pain with vigor. Then there’s the vulnerable R&B jam “Still in Luv '' which finds the crooner promising to always be there for a former great love. 

Don’t miss a moment in this young music star’s thrilling journey! Be sure to keep your eyes and ears open for one of America's most promising independent recording artists. 

PreSave The Golden Ratio: Volume Two at the link: 

subscribe to YouTube.com/RicoDavisTV for touring and promotional updates! 









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Bodee Bum Bum (Produced by DJ Plante)

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