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So far in 2021, Ye Ali has released a fair amount of singles for fans to indulge in. First up was April’s “I Can’t Wait,” then came his back-to-back release pack of “No Attachments” and “Info” the following month, and in July he dropped off “Dangerous.” The multitalented artist shared another offering this week titled “Keep In Touch,” and on the song Ye Ali slides over the beat courtesy of himself, Buddafly Wolf, and Troy Taylor:
How we get stuck inside this phase? Use to be close but separate/ Nobody’s touched you in those places, you do this often I can’t explain it/ How we get close but move away? Your body’s on but I won’t chase it/ Too many times your trust been taken, now I keep calling your name/
Back in December, Ye Ali shared the third installment of his Private Suite 3 series. The project presented 16 tracks and enlists JAHKOY, DCMBR, Lyfe Harris, and others for features. Aside from his own music, Ye Ali has boasted production credits for projects like Jack Harlow’s That’s What They All Say on the Chris Brown-featured “Already Best Friends” as well as Fetty Wap and Monty’s You Know The Vibes cut, “Way Past 12.” He also grabbed a shiny new Platinum plaque for his contributions on “Stranger Things” by Joyner Lucas and Chris Brown, his first placement ever in his career.
In a previous sit-down with REVOLT from earlier this year, Ye Ali provided us with an update:
I’ve been working on new situations for myself, new business endeavors. Not necessarily focusing on writing, placements, and producing. That should be clockwork. People should be sampling me 24 hours a day, in my opinion. Focusing on myself as an artist is what my independence has allowed me to do, which is amazing.
Be sure to press play on Ye Ali’s brand new single “Keep In Touch.”