R&B queen just dropped “Break Me In” and it’s giving that smooth, confident early 2000s vibe with modern edge—produced by Malik Ninety Five and Mike Baretz. She’s demanding exactly what she wants, and the vocals? Angelic yet bold. First taste from her upcoming sophomore album (following *Overgrown*), and it’s already streaming everywhere.
If you’re into that sensual, assertive R&B energy, add this to your playlist ASAP. Who’s spinning it on repeat? 🎤💙
Stream/Download: https://joycewrice.lnk.to/BreakMeIn
#JoyceWrice #BreakMeIn #RNB #NewMusic
(Perfect for those Valentine’s vibes that linger 😏)
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