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Exclusive Song Premiere: Dela Kay’s “Think About You”

Electro-pop artist Dela Kay knows how to craft lyrics that tug at your heartstrings. Following the success of her major label debut, the singer-songwriter unveils her vulnerable new single, “Think About You”, exclusively on Pop Culturalist.com. The track explores the rabbit hole of emotions and internal insecurities we’ve all experienced while in a relationship.

Produced and co-written by Michael Kight, “Think About You” brings together Dela’s soothing vocals with an uplifting melody that will have you on your feet. Listen to the track below and keep up with Dela by following her on Instagram.

https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/639093276
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