TYuS Returns With Seductive New Song "Fantasy/Be Mine"

TYus releases new two part single, "Fantasy/Be Mine."

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Portland singer TYuS is a name you should start getting familiar with immediately, if you haven't already. He's been making some serious waves over the past few years. His sultry voice is bound to put you in a trance from the second they drop on a track. TYuS very rarely misses whenever he releases new music. About a month a go, the Portland crooner released his single, "City Of Rose." Now, he follows up that song with his latest effort, "Fantasy/Be Mine."

TYuS is back with his new two part track, "Fantasy/Be Mine." The song kicks off on a slower, seductive tempo before building up its intensity by the time it reaches the "Be Mine" half. With each release, TYuS proves that he's one of the dopest artists out right now. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from the R&B singer.

Quotable Lyrics
If I told you it's alright, there's a reason you're here with me
Comfortable in your own mind, that's the way that it needs to be
If you want to feel this high, this side of me
Need to open up your eyes so you can see


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