TyFontaine Previews His Next Mixtape With New Single "Delectable"

TyFontaine is gearing up to release his mixtape "We Ain't The Same," next week.

BYAlexander ColeOct 11, 20201444 Views

TyFontaine has been making a name for himself over the last few years and fans have been loving his brand of wavy melodic tracks that are short, sweet, and to the point. On Friday, October 16th, the artist is going to be releasing his second mixtape, dubbed We Ain't The Same. TyFontaine has been dropping singles for this project and recently, he came through with "Delectable" which was actually leaked a few months ago.

This song clocks in at just under two minutes long and features the artist delivering some sung vocals about a woman he is trying to be with. Instrumentally, we get some nice laid back vibes that one would come to expect from TyFontaine.

Check out the song below, and look out for his new mixtape which drops on Friday.

Quotable Lyrics:

Side bitch came in through the side door (Michi)
Suck me from the passenger on side road (Michi)
I can't do no drama, with no high or low (High or low)
I'ma bust it down and she keep it on the low (Woo)

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