Tink has returned with her latest single “ Songs About U” featuring Summer Walker . Earlier this week, Tink began to tease the release of the single via Instagram by sharing a portion of the songs cover art while blocking out the songs feature. However, fans had an opportunity to guess who joined her on the song prior to announcing the feature being Summer Walker.
Moreover, the single “Songs About U” is a relatable ballad which takes listeners through the ins and outs of letting go of a breakup. The single further highlight’s Tink’s style of storytelling. Throughout the song, both Tink and Summer Walker flex their vocal ability in just three minute. Together, they make quite the duo as they deliver this single just in time for summer. Additionally, this single is produced by Tink’s frequent collaborator, Hitmaka.
Tink announces new project “Winter’s Diary 5”
Futhermore, her latest single “Songs About U” comes from her upcoming album “Winter Diaries 5.” Additionally this project is set to feature previous singles such as “Charged Up” and “Huh.”This project is the 5th installment to her “Winter’s Diary” Series. The first “Winter’s Diary” debuted in 2012. Tink followed up with these second installment just two years later in 2014. “Winter’s Diary 2” features her breakout single “Treat me Like Somebody.” She continued dropping a host of projects after 2016 when she released “ Winter’s Diary 4.” Tink’s upcoming album “Winter’s Diary 5” is set to be released July 12th. This project comes just a year after her latest project “Thanks 4 Nothing.”
Tink is set to have a massive year this year. This coming month, she is set to be an opening act for Jhené Aiko’s upcoming ‘The Magic Hour’ Tour. She will be performing on 27 of the tour’s dates. Additionally, This tour will also feature artists such as Coi Leray , Umi, and Kiana Ledé. The tour is set to kick off on June 19th in Detroit, Michigan. You can see all tour dates here. Ultimately, you can stream Tink’s latest offerings “Songs About U” featuring Summer Walker down below.
