Critically acclaimed R&B duo, THEY., return to produce their sophomore album, The Amanda Tape.

THEY. dropped off their very anticipated album on Friday. The Amanda Tape was preluded by singles like “All Mine” and “STCU.” The album also features options from Juicy J, Wale, and Tinashe. As a result of The Amanda Tape, Dante Jones and Drew Love carry on to thrust their distinctive audio. But like their do the job in the earlier, this project has an acoustic feel generating the working experience appear more particular. 

Alongside with addressing the highs and lows of really like, THEY. uncovered it well timed to tackle social issues. This reared its head on the single, “On and On.” The duo explained that this monitor is a metaphor for the adore/despise marriage minorities have with the United States and Americans’ fight to “help save” their region. 

“This music has dual meaning to it. On the area, it is a music about a marriage, but when creating it, we had been also speaking about our marriage with the world all-around us. Points have changed so much, so fast and we will have to imagine there’s hope that issues will modify for the far better,” THEY. reported in a statement. “From day one particular we’ve preferred to use our platform responsibly to get rid of mild on issues that have an impact on us. This music was an option to retain the dialogue heading about police brutality and social injustices that have afflicted our neighborhood for a long time.”