MDMA Is Back With "Wildflower"

MDMA is back with his latest single, "Wildflower."

BYAron A.Jan 11, 20212.3K Views

MDMA has been steadily keeping his foot on the pedal over the years with tons of moody R&B bangers and continuing to show growth with each drop. Just a few months ago, he came through with his new project, Utopia: Days B4 The Peak and prior to that, GENIE. Needless to say, he's been busy but he's maintaining that same drive, consistency and output now that we've entered a new year.

To kick things off, MDMA offers a drug-fueled smash with his latest single, "Wildflower." The moody R&B banger serves as his first single of the new year as well as his follow-up to 2020's "Cowboy Bebop/Father Darkside." It's a solid offering that we hope signals a new project in the months ahead. Peep the track below.

Quotable Lyrics
She might bring me to the fire
Tellin' me everything I desire

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