Following sold out shows in Europe, earning 400K+ streams via Spotify, and most recently an intimate performance in her hometown of Washington, D.C. at Songbyrd Music House, IOTheSinger (formerly known as AYO) releases a new self-written single titled "Tomorrow."

The DMV native enlisted Chris Fisher to handle the keys while Austin Stahle manned guitar; Jon Laine took care of drums, Jean-Francis Varre controlled the bass and Frank Marchand was responsible for mixing/recording the record. Taken off the Howard University alumnae's forthcoming Pop Rock LP IO, the chorus anchors the song with affirming lyrics "Today is the tomorrow of yesterday, Don’t be afraid, it’s worked out before. Today is the tomorrow of yesterday, so choose to stay. Cause it's the only one you’ll ever get."

"According to the World Health Organization, anxiety and depression has increased by an overwhelming 25%. As an artist, as someone who has struggled intimately with anxiety and as a former teacher whose students, colleagues and friends also struggled, Tomorrow is my way of helping myself and others feel seen," IO details in a press statement to Medium Creative Agency about her latest leak.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4oTEYEo5QGCuje0mshl9JS

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