R&B 夢幻聯乘：Mariah The Scientist 攜手 Kali Uchis 推出全新單曲〈Is It a Crime〉
Mariah The Scientist 近日正為她的第四張錄音室專輯《HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY》積極造勢。繼早前以〈Burning Blue〉強勢回歸後，她隨即釋出專輯的第二首預熱單曲〈Is It a Crime〉，邀得 Kali Uchis 首度攜手合作。
這首時長約三分鐘的作品，讓兩位新世代 R&B 先鋒終於合體。全曲由 Mariah 率先演繹首段與副歌，再交棒給 Uchis，兩人展現出渾然天成的聲音化學反應。雖然 MV 尚未公佈，但從 Mariah 近期於 Instagram 的貼文來看，相關影片已在製作中。
儘管《HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY》的完整曲目表尚未最終敲定，但官方已確認整張專輯將收錄 10 首歌曲，其中〈Is It a Crime〉與〈Burning Blue〉將分別排在第 4、5 首。
〈Is It a Crime〉現已登陸各大串流平台，《HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY》整張專輯則預計於 8 月 22 日正式發行。樂迷不妨立即收聽，並密切期待完整專輯的登場。
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