Tommy Genesis Drops Off New Track "I'm Yours"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Tommy Genesis drops off her new track, "I'm Yours."

Vancouver's Tommy Genesis is back with some new heat for Valentine's Day. The Canadian artist returns with the single, "I'm Yours" which serves as her first release of the year. The singer comes through with some smooth, futuristic vibes. The production has an afro-swing influence to it and has a bit more of a mainstream appeal in comparison to some of her other tracks. "I'm Yours" is a sultry jam that finds her connecting with Chuck Inglish and Jeff Gitelman who handle the production.

"I'm Yours" also serves as Tommy's first release since dropping her self-titled debut album in November. Tommy featured appearances from Charlie Heat, Jeff Gitelman, Empress Of, and Charli XCX who remixed "100 Bad."

Peep her new single below and keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Tommy Genesis.

Quotable Lyrics
Bet you never knew me like that (Like that)
Make me smile when you come to me
Bet you never knew I was bad
Let me know what you want with me

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