We Can't Help But "Dance" to the New Jay Safari

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Paying homage to 2000s R&B with a new track that's been making its rounds across TikTok, Jay Safari comes prepared with something we can all "Dance" to. Equally spunky as it is sexy, "Dance" is the type of track that makes you want to grab the closest stranger for a hot, sweaty night on a club floor. And the song itself is exactly that - empty of inhibitions, gleefully carefree, and playfully tongue-in-cheek.

Jay Safari veers pretty far from his regular rap sound for "Dance," so new fans may be in for a welcome surprise if they explore the rest of his discography. Regardless, he's fully embracing the love he's getting from the song. With 2000 TikToks made and counting, Jay Safari is allowing us on the journey of his come up. Recently, he shared how the song's success actually got him to Miami!

The artist isn't shy about Pharrell's In My Mind-era influence on the track, even using the legendary rapper and producer's name as a hashtag on his videos. Similar to what you can find on the critically-acclaimed record, clattering hats and syncopated kicks give the track an instant boost of energy from the very beginning, making way for Jay Safari's sultry singing and lush lyricism. Oozing with groove and sex appeal, "Dance" is the feel-good party track everyone needs to heat up the dancefloor.

Listen to "Dance" below:

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