Tory Y Moi is prepping the release of his follow-up to 2017's Boo Boo. Although he hasn't released his own solo project since then, he's been grinding heavily on his own accord, collaborating with other artists such as Rome Fortune. The two recently released their joint project, Toro Y Rome Vol. 1 in July. However, with a new album on the way, he's shifting his focus back onto his own solo efforts. Today, he comes through with his new track, "Ordinary Pleasure."
Toro Y Moi is back with a new single off of his upcoming project, Outer Peace which is set to arrive at the top of 2019. His latest single has a funky, mellow vibe to it while Toro Y Moi addressing being fed up with complacency.
Keep your eyes peeled for Outer Peace dropping on Jan. 18th.
Quotable Lyrics
Does sex even sell anymore
I feel like I've seen it all
Or maybe I'm just old
Or maybe I'm just bored
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