It's been a year filled with ups-and-downs for Tinashe. The singer released her project, Joyride last year, but we really haven't heard much other music from her since. Much of it has to with issues with her former label, RCA, who she recently revealed she parted ways earlier this month for reasons that have yet to be confirmed. Despite the setbacks in her music career, she's been prospering elsewhere. She's currently one of the stars on the TV special, Rent: Live which aired last night. Now, Sony released one of the songs she contributed to the soundtrack titled, "Out Tonight."
Tinashe is back with her latest single, "Out Tonight" from the Rent: Live soundtrack. The song is a collaboration with the Rent Live Orchestra and serves as one of the several songs she has on the OST. Look out for the soundtrack which drops this Friday via Sony Music.
Quotable Lyrics
When I get a wink from the doorman
Do you know how lucky you'll be?
That you're on line with the feline
Of Avenue B
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