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Cleveland’s Teflon Sega and New York producer WAJU continue to prove themselves an immaculate pairing as they serve up an emotional slow burner of an alt R&B and ethereal electronic piece named Press Play And Escape. The song even begins with the beautifully mournful strings of what sounds like a Chinese erhu. There’s no “escaping” the sensual nostalgia that envelops us once we “press play” on this stunning ballad. It’s as if The Weeknd’s  R&B has received an extra cinematic makeover, topped off with Teflon Sega’s buttery melting, more lissome swooning voice. Press Play And Escape could very well be the most gorgeous R&B song we’ve heard all year. Its poignant yearning cuts deep, while its velveteen glissade incites long, blissful sighs. Press Play And Escape is a free download, here.

Cleveland’s creamy voiced singer songwriter Teflon Sega and New York producer WAJU have proven themselves a sublime pairing in the past. They re-unite on FRZZN 2.0, a foggy brooding, murky ruminating electronic R&B ballad bursting with palpable poignancy. FRZZN 2.0 is dark and gripping. Despite Teflon Sega’s satin cooing and the song’s vaporous synths, FRZZN 2.0 is a gut wrenching, heavy hitting affair. You can download the song, here.

Sometimes, I really do wish there were a delete button for conversations. I’m sure I’m not the only one who would love to have the option to take back what’s been said, to nullify the hurt we’ve caused, to turn back time and destroy every last bit of regret tormenting our hearts. Sadly, we live in the real world, where even emails and texts, snapchats and instagram posts can’t just disappear and be forgotten. At least we can all suffer the torment of our choices together, whilst melting into the sweet aching bliss that is Teflon Sega’s new song Deleted Conversations. The enigmatic New York crooner first caught our attention a few months ago with Beretta Lake. He’s now back with a new collaboration with co-producer WAJU to send us to gooey nebulous, creamy levitating electro R&B heaven. There’s no doubt you’ll be pining over someone by the end of this song. Perhaps it’s a ghost from the past. Perhaps it’s someone new you’re wild about.

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