MAAD, the singer, songwriter, model, and, DJ from New York drops her new song titled “New Religion”...


MAAD, the singer, songwriter, model, and, DJ from New York drops her new song titled “New Religion”. Co-produced by well known r&b artist NAO, “New Religion” compares falling in love to finding a new religion, and, we can get behind that. Coming off of the release of her 2017 EP “Le Funk” this new track screams classic and feel-good r&b, especially with that thick groovy bassline. Now sometimes the vocals save the songs and sometimes it’s the instrumentals, here, it really is a mix of the two. The pitch of the vocals, at the 2:43 mark, I mean do you hear that 808???
New Religion, a song by MAAD on Spotify
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