really good ep, catchy and the production 10/10

Me dominx

Terrible, all skips except the collab with daniela, there are many inconsistencies in his singing style and the production does not suit his vocal range.

shaneeeel

i really love it. Denim is just perfect.

hey, its gonna ve okay

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