Ari Lennox Releases Her New Single "40 Shades Of Choke"

Ari Lennox is back with her new single, "40 Shades Of Choke."

BYAron A.Nov 09, 20185.6K Views

While the rest of the Dreamville camp has been putting in work throughout the year, we haven't heard a whole lot from the label's first lady, Ari Lennox. The singer only released her single, "Whipped Cream" earlier this year, but aside from that, we haven't heard a whole lot of music. Thankfully, she came through today with some goodies. The singer dropped off two new singles including "40 Shades of Choke."

Produced by Melo-X, Ari Lennox drops off her new track, "40 Shades Of Choke." The track was released alongside "Grampa" which was produced by Elite. The new single is a bit risqué but Lennox stays tasteful in the way she presents the song. Lennox delivers another soulful track and Melo-X's production compliments Lennox voice incredibly well.

Quotable Lyrics
I just want your hands around my throat
Just a little a choke
Can I seep into ya?

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