Riding the momentum of his hit single “Selfish” and his jaw dropping performance on The X Factor a few years back, singer-songwriter David Correy has finally dropped his highly anticipated album Lost Art and it is definitely a work of art.

David Correy has been in the music game for some time, and with his stunning and sultry vocals, he has shown the world his ability to heavily influence the Soul/R&B music genre. The 15-track project is a compelling album that includes remarkable samples of classic R&B hits like Destiny’s Child “Say my name” and Ushers “You Remind Me” as well as Genuwine’s “Pony.”

The singers tracks like “How Bad” and “Lethal” appear on the effort, which show off his magnetizing talent and sex appeal. With the help of producers Jasdeep, Crazy T, DukeyMan, and Andrew Hypes, David Correy was able to craft an album that captures all the sexy and euphoric fibers of love. Through his music, Correy effortlessly captures the hearts and souls of listeners while conveying incessantly-repeatable tracks. You can stream the project on Apple Music here.

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