Kyle Dion Delivers Groovy And Upbeat New Single "That Don't Mean A Thing"

Kyle Dion brings the summer weather vibes with his latest single.

BYAlexander ColeAug 09, 20202.1K Views

Kyle Dion has carved out quite the lane for himself thanks to his groovy soul and R&B songs. His voice always amazes his fans, while his songs continue to provide catchy melodies and positive vibes. On his latest effort "That Don't Mean A Thing," Dion is able to bring everything his fans love him for, to the table.

When we listen to this song, we definitely imagine a sunny day in which there is a strong breeze along the beach and everything is just simple. Listening to this song in such a scenario would definitely prove to be an enjoyable experience, so give this track a listen and give us your thoughts, in the comments below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Money doesn't turn you on
You got a little one bedroom in Highland Park
Let me go to work on arrival
I know you really like it
Uh, you not private (No), you don't hide it (Yeah)
Make me drive all night, you don't get tired
And when I say that I'm about to break you off

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