Listen To Afrojack's Super Chill R&B Release "No Tomorrow"
Posted at September 10th, 2017 | by | in Dance Music, Entertainment, Featured, Music, Videos
We all know Afrojack‘s music and the fact that he usually delivers pretty great tracks. His latest offering is a collaboration with Belly, O.T. Genasis, and producer Ricky Breaker, and with so much talent on one track, it had to come out great. “No Tomorrow” has an R&B vibe to Afrojack‘s electronic beats and it’s accompanied by the usual party sort of video with a strange twist ending. The track has a good flow to it and is easy listening no matter the scene. So give it a listen below and tell us what you think!
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