Tone Stith Drops Off His Latest Track "Lonely"

Tone Stith drops off his latest song, "Lonely."

BYAron A.May 15, 20182.5K Views

Tone Stith has been popping up everywhere recently and it feels like he'll be appearing on more radars throughout the year. The young R&B singer first caught people's attention after he was spotted kickin' it with Drake. Since then, he's dropped a slew of incredible music that has slowly been getting the attention of many people in the industry. He recently linked up with 2 Chainz for their collaboration on the "Uncle Drew" OST, "Light Flex." Today he drops off his latest single,"Lonely."

Tone Stith is back with some smooth R&B vibes on his latest song, "Lonely." This song follows the release of last week's "A Little Bit Lovin'." The new track was produced by Rain Beriones and co-written by The PrblmSlvrs. If you've been sleeping on Tone, you should start taking notice now.

Quotable Lyrics
She my homie, she got homies
She got drama, I don't get involved
When she see me, keep it simple

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