Sy Ari Da Kid Drops Off New Project "A Toxic Heartbreak"

Sy Ari Da Kid drops off his latest project, "A Toxic Heartbreak."

BYAron A.Jun 14, 20203.8K Views

As the ladies get ready for a Savage Summer, or at least as savage as a summer can be during a global pandemic, Sy Ari Da Kid is back with his latest project for anyone dealing with heartbreak. The Bronx-bred singer/songwriter returned earlier this week with his latest project, A Toxic Heartbreak, marking his second project of 2020. Unlike January's It Was Written, Sy Ari Da Kid holds it down completely on his own on A Toxic Heartbreak with production hailing from Cheeze Beatz, JSN, and more.

Check out Sy Ari Da Kid's new project and tracklist below.

Territorial
Hood Baby
Love Too Hard
Used To Lames
Sleepless In Seattle
Pre-Written Vows
Ayeshacurryish
Toxicity (Interlude)
A Phase
Familiar
Go Fish
Feelings Feelings
Mi Amor
Separation
Disgusting

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