Tory Lanez is still giving fans some heat even though he remains behind bars in the form of the "(Lost Tapes)". These are a handful of tracks that were recorded by the Canadian melodic rapper in 2016. Both "Girls Around The World" and "I've Been" are also self-produced, along with some help from his frequent collaborator, Play Picasso. The latter has helped make some of the rapper/singer's biggest tracks such as "Traphouse" "LUV" and more. Their chemistry is highly underrated and if you have not heard a lot of their work together, we highly recommend you check out their catalog.
Overall, these two "Lost Tapes" cuts from Tory Lanez see him in his R&B bag. Fans debate back and forth whether or not they think singing Tory or rapping Tory is better. It is certainly a tough question to answer, and that versatility is why the Canadian has gained such a following over the years. On "Girls Around The World", he experiments with the Afrobeats genre as he swoons over women from Africa. Then on "I've Been", Tory is trying to win back a former lover over a sexier and moodier club-ready beat. Hopefully, these two "Lost Tapes" are a part of a full project of the same.
Listen To "The Lost Tapes" By Tory Lanez
Quotable Lyrics From "I've Been":
I ain't never been for the one-two
But you the one I been tryna' run to
And don't think I don't know you're going strong
You used to be mine when I come through
Now you tryna find you some new (yea)
You used to need me, do you believe me