Normani Links Up With 6lack On "Waves"

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Normani & 6lack link up on their moody new collaboration, "Waves."

Normani seemed to already be setting up her solo career before Fifth Harmony announced their hiatus. While it's unclear whether they'll get back together in the future, Normani has been killing everything she's touched this year. She debuted her solo career with her Khalid collaboration, "Love Lies" which received an official remix alongside Rick Ross. Since then, she's collaborated with Quavo, Calvin Harris and more. Today, she links up with 6lack for her new single, "Waves."

Normani and 6lack join forces on their new collaboration, "Waves." The singer debuted the single on Zane Lowe's Beats1 show and revealed that she's hoping to drop her debut solo album in the first quarter of 2019. On her collaboration with 6lack, she said, "He's such an important artist, and I've been following his journey for a while now, and we're really big fans of each other."

She added, "He's an amazing lyricist, and I feel like he took the record to a whole 'nother level. I already love the record as is, but he totally exceeded any expectation I even had, which was pretty high, because I admire him as an artist so much."

Quotable Lyrics
First I love you, then I hate you
I won't dare try to replace you
I ain't crazy, no
I'm ecstatic then I'm sad
On a high, then I crash
'Cause you made me so


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