TeaMarrr Drops Off New Project "Before I Spill Myself" EP

TeaMarrr is back with a brand new project.

BYAron A.May 31, 20201487 Views

TeaMarrr has been steadily applying pressure over the past few years but in recent times, she's dropped off some of the best music of her career. With the backing of Issa Rae's label Raedio and Atlantic Records, she recently dropped off her latest project, Before I Spill Myself. The project includes appearances from Rapsody, D Smoke and SiR.

“'Before I Spill Myself' is a bawdy of work that touches the beginning middle and end of what sharing yourself with someone NEW romantically feels like," she wrote on Instagram about the project. "so of course I Poured my mind Vag and Soul into this ( as i do all my work ) BUT this one is special because theres extreme healing powers in this brew."

Check out the project below.

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