Isaiah Falls and Joyce Wrice flutter through “Butterflies” — smooth R&B chemistry unlocked
Isaiah Falls, the rising R&B artist, just dropped “Butterflies” featuring powerhouse Joyce Wrice. The single debuted in October 2024 via LVRS ONLY and Roc Nation Distribution, marking a standout collaboration between two voices pushing modern soul forward. With Joyce’s neo-soul pedigree and Isaiah’s falsetto-forward approach, this track lands as a polished yet intimate gem.
The sound and vibe
“Butterflies” glides on warm chords and intimate percussion, underscored by Isaiah’s emotive falsetto and Joyce’s silken harmonies. The lyrics—“That smile can give a thug butterflies”—hit like a late-night confession, and the chemistry is effortless. From first note to fade-out, it’s the kind of slow-burn R&B you toss on in the car after midnight.
Visuals and video
There’s an official music video out now—simple yet stunning, with both artists owning the screen alongside lyrics that drift across. It’s the perfect visual companion, keeping things soulful and precise without overstatement.
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