Project Youngin Drops Off "Resurrected" Ft. YNW Melly & More

Project Youngin drops off his latest project, "Resurrected,"

BYAron A.May 10, 20202.4K Views

Project Youngin's been delivering a steady amount of heat in the past year alone, recently teaming with Foolio, JD Bossman, and Jdola for Florida Boyz. A little over a month later, and he's returned with a brand new solo effort titled Resurrected. The project is laced up with thirteen tracks in total, Project Youngin enlists a few heavy hitters for the tracklist. YNW Melly makes an appearance on "Homicide" that recently got a music video to accompany it. OTF's rising star King Von continues his streak of stand-out verses on "Dum Dum."

Check out the tracklist and project below.

Pray For Me
Cry Alone
Permanent Scars
Ain't Leavin
Facts
Homicide ft. YNW Melly
Sorry
Home (Time I'm Spending)
Dum Dum ft. King Von
Healin
Free Chauncey
Moment Of Truth
Resurrected

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