Orlando, FL -- Last week, Talii released her new single “Flavor”. The sensual track comes just over 2 minutes long and its honey-like drip will have you in a daze. From the soft trills of the guitar to the smooth instrumental, “Flavor” has the soft R&B nuances that is reminiscent of 00s R&B. Talii’s silky vocals is truly the highlight on this track and it’ll send you head over heels in love.

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Rising r&b/pop artist Talii has released a new single called “Pointless Numbers”. The single is featured on her upcoming EP which is due for release this summer.

Speaking about the track, Talii shares:

“I wrote 'Pointless Numbers' during a particularly heavy depressive state I was in at the time. When those moments hit, I shut myself off from everyone and tend to suffer in silence even though I know I need help... I pick up my phone over and over to reach out to someone but even though I have hundreds of numbers, I don’t feel like I can text or call a soul. I know I’m not the only one who has felt like this. Creating this song has been a release for me and helped me share my struggle with mental health when it was hard for me to express it before. I hope it’s also a release for others. Something they can cry to... Something that gives their pain a voice when they struggle to find the right words. Something that helps other people feel less alone.”

Stream/Download “Pointless Numbers” here and watch the music video below!

In the follow-up to her infectious body-positive single “Thickness”,  the Orlando-based singer of Trinidadian heritage presents “Good to Be Bad”. Drawing influences from her Caribbean heritage, "Good to be Bad” features thick, voluptuous dancehall synths. Resonating against the track’s beat-driven percussion and tropical dance-pop architecture, the bassy snap of the track is contrasted with the sweet, glowing falsetto from Talii’s sultry vocal sensuality.

You can revisit dreamy guitar jolt of "Front Seat" and the ticking chime of Talii’s full-bodied track “Thickness”and its R&B invigoration courtesy of John Concepcion alongside her most recent single. "Good to Be Bad" also received a remix with the staggering electronic gallop of its fluted quirk and shuffling percolation with fellow Floridian producer Shndō which you can check out below:

“Front Seat”

“Thickness”

“Thickness” (John Concepcion rework)

“Good to Be Bad”

“Good to Be Bad” (Shndō remix)