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Crush - OHIO (cover art)

Crush releases “OHIO” double single and music video

Crush has released his new double single and music video today. “OHIO” was co-written by Tablo and “Let Me” was written and produced by Devin Morrison.

Release Date: July 14, 2020
Type: Single
Presented by P NATION
Published by Dreamus

Tracklist & Credits:
  1. OHIO TITLE
    Lyrics: Crush, Tablo
    Composed by Crush, Sojin Hong
    Arranged by Crush, Sojin Hong, Stay Tuned
    Bass: Insung Choi
    Piano, Organ: Sojin Hong
    Drums: Stay Tuned
    Percussions: Crush, Sojin Hong
    Chorus: Crush, Sojin Hong, Stay Tuned, Hyunwoo Joo, Dongmin Kim
    Recorded by Crush at Studio Wonderlust, Stay Tuned at Stay Tuned Studio
  2. Let Me (Feat. Devin Morrison)
    Lyrics: Devin Morrison
    Composed and arranged by Devin Morrison
    Chorus: Crush, Devin Morrison, Madame Sienna
    Recorded by Crush at Studio Wonderlust, Kiho Lee at P NATION

Mixed by Stay Tuned at Stay Tuned Studio
Mastered by Mike Bozzi at Bernie Grundman Mastering Hollywood, CA
Photography: Gi Seok Cho
MV: Jaeyeob Bang

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