Raz Simone Celebrates His Birthday With New Project "Still Love"

Raz Simone is back with his new project, "Still Love."

BYAron A.Jan 15, 20193.6K Views

Raz Simone has been hard at work over the past few years, but in 2018, he gave fans more than they were expecting. In May, he blessed us with his first project in two years, Closer before coming through with his project, Drive Theory in August. Towards the end of the year, he released his single, "Dancing With My Heart" -- the first single from his new project. Today marks the rapper's birthday and in celebration, he decided to release his latest opus, Still Love.

It's a big day for Raz Simone's. Not only is he celebrating another year of life, but he also came through with his new project, Still Love. The project consists of 15 tracks with Raz holding down the majority of the project on his own. He does get some assistance from Sonyaé Elise and Sainte Claire. The latter appears twice on the tracklist.

Peep his latest project below.

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