K Camp Just Wants To "Vibe Forever" On New Project

K Camp shares his new project, "Vibe Forever" featuring Ne-Yo and Doe Boy.

BYAron A.Jul 29, 20225.1K Views

K Camp's consistency is one of his strongest suits as an artist. The rappers continues to deliver banger after banger, leaving fans with a solid stream of music. Today, the rapper came through with the release of his latest body of work, Vibe Forever. The 12-song project boasts appearances from Ne-Yo and Doe Boy. The project also features the previously released singles, "Holy Spirit" and "Woozie."

The latest from K Camp serves as his follow-up to 2021's Float, which included appearances from PnB Rock, Trey Songz, Mooski, True Story Gee, and Kaleem Taylor.

Check out K Camp's new album below.

Woozie
3AM In Miami
Holy Spirit
If These Walls Could Talk
Luxury Garments
Blow Da Budget
To The Moon
Bullseye
Milwaukee
Don't You Change ft. Ne-Yo
Without Risk ft. Doe Boy
Lead From The Heart

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