PLS&TY x Alex Aiono x Wifisfuneral — I Miss You

We’ve always been delighted with Alex Aiono’s covers on YouTube and it’s definitely a pleasure to watch him collaborate with talented artists like producer PLS&TY and rapper Wifisfuneral.
Indeed, it's an interesting musical combo to hear PLS&TY Electro-pop signature blended with Aiono's luscious vocal tone and Wifisfuneral's vibrant rap flow. The song actually entitled "I Miss You" willdrive you emotionally because of its haunting melodic, and will get you hyped because of its upbeat rhythm and quirky lyrics.
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