Ahead of his collab with Destiny Rogers and Tyla Yaweh, ‘Got It Like That’, Korean soloist B.I has dropped groovy teasers. 

There’s only a day to go before Korean soloist B.I finally comes back with his much-anticipated single ‘Got It Like That’. Building up the anticipation, the singer-songwriter has dropped new teasers for the track, featuring Destiny Rogers and Tyla Yaweh. 

Since announcing the single last week, B.I has been ramping up excitement for the track by giving fans glimpses at the production process. A video teaser released yesterday showed B.I, Destiny Rogers, Tyla Yaweh, and The Stereotypes (who produced the track) on a video call, with snippets of the track playing in the background. 

In a statement regarding the collaboration, The Stereotypes, who has collaborated with the likes of Justin Bieber and Cardi B, said: “Working with B.I was cool. B.I’s musical style matched the song well, and I could see his ability as an artist while working together. More than anything else, I was happy to see a balance of the three artists B.I, Destiny Rogers, and Tyla Yaweh in the track.”

The single will be a precursor to B.I’s first full album, set for release on June 1st. While more details on that are awaited, he did give a peek into his recording and creative process through a short video. Posted on Instagram on his newly-minted account, the black and white clip shows him going back and forth on the tracks in both Korean and English. 

B.I’s upcoming album will be the next instalment in his Love Streaming project. He kicked off the series in March with his single album Midnight Blue, proceeds for which were donated to support disadvantaged children across the world. The release was also accompanied by a heartwarming animated video. 

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