K Camp Offers Deluxe Edition Of "KISS 5 (Deluxe)"

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K Camp's "KISS 5 (Deluxe)" includes six new tracks.

The deluxe edition has been going crazy this year but that appears to be more of a strategic move from artists and labels to boost streams. However, that's mainly for the artists on major labels, even though the deluxe edition is practically a standard at this point. We can't complain, though. Who doesn't want their favorite artist releasing even more music after already dropping an album?

K Camp has been killing everything this year, especially with the release of KISS 5. This week, he delivered the official deluxe edition of the project with an additional six-tracks including "ARI" which started trending on Twitter after Camp shared a snippet. KISS 5 certainly didn't disappoint upon its release and the deluxe edition only packs more heat from one of Atlanta's most underrated exports. 


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