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New Music Alert: Malachiae Warren Releases “Heard U Was In My City” EP

Malachiae Warren Releases “Heard U Was In My City” EP Fans and R&B enthusiasts alike are witnessing the evolution of Malachiae like never before! Since the release of his featured single “Minute Maid”, it has received over 50k plays and continues to buzz. Tracks on the project range from upbeat ride out sessions to ballads influenced […]

New Music Alert: Malachiae Warren Releases “Heard U Was In My City” EP
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Malachiae Warren Releases “Heard U Was In My City” EP

Fans and R&B enthusiasts alike are witnessing the evolution of Malachiae like never before! Since the release of his featured single “Minute Maid”, it has received over 50k plays and continues to buzz. Tracks on the project range from upbeat ride out sessions to ballads influenced by R&B greats such as Boyz 2 Men. We look forward to see more of what the #LoveLife Singer has to offer.

Atlanta-Born Songwriter & Vocalist Malachiae Warren. The 20-year-old rising talent is poised to make his mark on the game, and in the process, bring back that youthful, fly, ATL R&B vibe that once had the city and the industry on the edge of their seats. Chiae’s debut single, Thank Yo Mama” featuring ATL’s Migos, perfectly embodies the fusion of past and future. This year, look for Malachiae Warren and #LoveLife to begin the rebranding of ATL music for the next generation, starting with the release of his Trendsetter Sense hosted EP ‘The Ride Out’, available for download now.

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