Coi Leray Announces Incoming EP “Lemon Cars” Produced By Mike WiLL Made-It
Coi Leray is a young American rapper, singer, and songwriter making waves in the music industry. Her second studio album, Coi, was released less than a year ago, following the success of her hit song “Players”. However, the album did not have a strong sales debut, and Coi faced a lot of criticism online due to its low sales totals and negative reviews. Despite this setback, she quickly moved on from the record and released a 5-track EP called Blue Moon a few months later.
Coi is back with a new project called Lemon Cars, which she announced via her Instagram account. The EP is being produced by Mike WiLL Made-It, a well-known record producer and rapper. Fans eagerly await the EP’s release, which is scheduled for May 24. The album cover features Coi posing in front of a yellow car, fitting the EP’s title. Coi has been receiving a lot of hate and negative comments online, which has prompted her to limit the comments on her post. However, some fans still managed to sneak in a few jokes about the announcement of her new EP. Despite the criticism, Coi’s fans are excited to hear her new music. Coi and Mike WiLL Made-It previously collaborated on a song called “Wanna Come Thru,” which is expected to be included in the EP’s tracklist. Although the official tracklist has not been shared yet, fans are speculating about what other songs might be featured.
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