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Romy Dya Drops Homie With A Captivating Refinement

By Marcus AdetolaJuly 10, 2020
Romy Dya Drops Homie With A Captivating Refinement

Romy Dya Drops Homie With A Captivating RefinementRomy Dya drops Homie with a captivating refinement and infectious harmonies. Her sultry vocals slide smoothly on the lush RnB instrumentals evoking a sense of regret. The lyrics are unforgiving as the story moves a love interest into the friend zone. It’s a two-part dialogue with her collaborator Dutch rapper Jay-Way. His sleek delivery and flow complement the mood of the song, offering a counter perspective.

Homie is the leading track from Romy Dya’s self-produced EP Not ready yet, co-produced by NY producer XonDaTrack.

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