K. Forest Connects With Lou Val On "Non-Intentional"

K. Forest returns with a new single.

BYAron A.Nov 13, 20173.7K Views

Brampton, Canada's K. Forest is a budding star in the R&B and Soul scene. He's slowly been inching his way towards the limelight with every release. In the past few months, he hasn't really dropped off any new music. Over the weekend, he released two new singles including the Lou Val assisted, "Non-Intentional."

K. Forest delivers yet another sultry new single to add to his catalog with "Non-Intentional." The singer connects with Toronto's Lou Val to bring the song to life. The two singers find themselves addressing their personal lives while trying to maintain their professional careers and chase the dream of being artists. It's a solid single and collaboration from the two of them and continues to prove that K. Forest is someone to keep an eye out on. Toronto's been pushing out dope R&B music over the past few years and at this rate, K. Forest is next up.

Quotable Lyrics
In the seat babe, we ain't gotta go nowhere
We talk for ever and get high
Talk til time flies babe
Even though we're eye to eye

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