Sounds like: Yaya Bey, Jadu Heart, Abby Sage

What's so good?

"I'm Sorry" unfolds as a self-reflective and tender collaboration between Arlo Parks and Lous and The Yakuza.My Soft Machine, an album that has generously bestowed upon us countless reasons to adore Arlo Parks, highlights the brilliance found in singles such as "I'm Sorry." This self-contained and powerfully soft collaboration between Arlo Parks and Lous and The Yakuza is a lyrical masterpiece, enough to elicit a heartfelt smile – an ironic dance with the thematic material that transported me to a state of musical bliss.Arlo Parks has long held a cherished place as an essential artist in every one of my chill, soulful playlists, and "I'm Sorry" has swiftly claimed its position at the very top of that list.

1. Original post: Arlo Parks - I'm Sorry (Ft. Lous and The Yakuza)

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