RISING R&B ARTIST INAYAH TAPS INTO HEARTBREAK WITH “BEST THING” BALLAD
Houston’s viral R&B songstress Inayah unveils her new sentimental ballad “Best Thing” and announces her debut album S.O.L.A.R. (Storytelling Over Lyrics and Rhymes) out December 13th. Fans can pre-order S.O.L.A.R. [Inayahlator Enterprises/EMPIRE]
today and receive an instant download of “Best Thing” as well as previously released tracks “Suga Daddy” and “N.A.S.” HERE.
Inayah’s reflective lyrics on “Best Thing,” produced by Tha Aristocrats, highlight the struggle between vulnerability and resilience when it comes to heartbreak. She croons, “Gave you a space in my heart, but you ain’t fit” and later in the chorus, “So I walked out on ya, and it was the best thing I did for me.” Inayah consistently weaves personal experience into her musical storytelling to connect with her fans on a deeper level, and this single is no exception. Stream “Best Thing” HERE.
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