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Artwork for jane baby by SadBoi featuring Cash Cobain.
"jane baby" by SadBoi (featuring Cash Cobain (Photo: Robert Williams IV | @4shots.iv)

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jane baby: SadBoi Enlists Cash Cobain for Latest Single

Today, Toronto rapper/singer SadBoi unveiled her new single, “jane baby,” featuring Cash Cobain. The track is now available on all digital streaming platforms via LVRN Records.

SadBoi’s position as one of the hottest emerging artists has been solidified by her catalog of collaborations and co-signs with some of music’s biggest names. “jane baby” is her latest creation, seamlessly blending her captivating vocals with Cash Cobain’s unique wordplay and flow. This spicy new track, with its romantic undertone, is set to become the soundtrack for the end of summer and the soon approaching “cuffing season.”

SadBoi expressed her enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “Why not end the summer with a song that reminds you of where you’re from, makes you feel sexy, and makes you want to move a little? I don’t think anyone else could’ve made this song as special as Cash Cobain.”

Cash Cobain echoed his appreciation, saying “We wanted to bring something new and sexy with this song. When you hear the track, you definitely know the vibes.”

In addition to the release of “jane baby,” SadBoi is gearing up to join alternative hip-hop duo Coco & Clair Clair on their Girl Tour ’24 across North America. This new single follows her recent release, “Fashion Week,” featuring fellow Toronto artist Smiley, adding to her ever-growing repertoire. SadBoi continues to push boundaries and deliver exceptional music that resonates with audiences globally across musical genres.


Via Metro PR

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