Maino & Macy Gray Team Up With The HeatMakerz For "All Again"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.4K Views

Maino is back with some new music.

Maino is a few months removed from his album Jermaine which arrived towards the end of December. The rapper's been pushing the project since then but it looks like he might be gearing up to release some new music for the streets soon. Teaming up with Macy Gray, he comes through with his first drop of the year.

Maino teams up with Macy Gray for their new collaboration, "All Again." Maino recruits Macy Gray to hold down the hook on the track while The Heatmakerz handles the production. Maino delivers a motivational effort for the streets while Macy Gray's delivers inspirational words on the hook. "Sticks and stones won't break me/ I'll get back up and do it all again," she sings.

Peep the new track below and keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Maino.

Quotable Lyrics
Yet, I rise off the project stoop
My broken dreams turned into a Bentley Coupe
Unstoppable, the word that defines my roots
Aiming for the stars, I'm prepared to shoot

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