Kali Uchis & Mariah the Scientist Drop HOT New Track! You Won't Believe It!

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Mariah the Scientist and Kali Uchis have joined forces to deliver a sultry new single, "Is It a Crime," and fans are already obsessed! The track, a slow jam exploring themes of past love and defiant relationships, has quickly become a fan favorite, topping Billboard's weekly music poll with over 57% of the vote.

"Is It a Crime": A Winning Collaboration

The song, released on July 31st, features the two artists' signature vocals over a smooth R&B beat crafted by producers Mat1k, Oliver Easton, and Nineteen85. The single's provocative, jail-themed artwork has also been generating buzz, with Kali Uchis describing the shoot as "very intentional, very grown woman" on Instagram.

The chorus, with its catchy and relatable lyrics, perfectly encapsulates the song's message: "And so what? I fell, you fell in love a couple times/ Tell me, what’s it to ya? Tell me, is it a crime/ To fall, to fall in love, in love a couple times?/ Tell me, what’s it to ya? Tell me, is it a crime to fall?"

Beating Out the Competition

"Is It a Crime" emerged victorious in Billboard's poll, surpassing new releases from other popular artists like Demi Lovato ("Fast," 17%), Chappell Roan ("The Subway," 16%), and Reneé Rapp ("Bite Me," 2%). This victory underscores the song's immediate impact and appeal to music lovers.

More From Mariah the Scientist and Kali Uchis

"Is It a Crime" serves as the second preview of Mariah the Scientist's upcoming album, Hearts Sold Separately, set to drop on August 22nd. The album will also feature her hit single "Burning Blue." Kali Uchis, who released her album Sincerely, earlier this year, is also embarking on her Sincerely, Tour in August. Be sure to check them both out!

R&B Season Heats Up

The track is also featured on various R&B playlists, solidifying its place in the contemporary R&B landscape. Other notable tracks on these playlists include Kehlani's "(un)Folded" and the posthumous Aaliyah and Tank collaboration, "Gone."

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