Let The Roses Sweat
Okay Kaya gives me an earworm of slow disco and passion.
Okay Kaya dropped into my space with a track that I rediscovered after having hidden it in my lengthy collection of playlists for a year, and I am so glad I found this baby again.
It’s a fiery track, it’s an unforgiving and openly romantic track littered with sensual lyricism and disco bops (it also doesn’t help that Okay Kaya’s voice is mesmerizing.) The track is a little time capsule of late-night 50’s social life and the new age “chill” party.
It’s a throwback and a sensually relevant track all at the same time.
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