6 days ago · Listen to “Sports car”: https://tatemcrae.lnk.to/sportscar Tate McRae’s new album, ‘So Close To What’ is available February 21st. Pre-order signed vinyl, CDs...

Sports car Lyrics: (Illegal) / (Illegal) / Hey, cute jeans / Take mine off me / Oh, golly gee / I can't take no more, I'm goin' weak in my knees / Where'd you put those keys? / We can share one...

"Sports Car" is a song by Canadian singer Tate McRae. It was released on January 24, 2025, as the third single from her upcoming third studio album So Close to What . The song was co-written with Julia Michaels , Grant and Ryan Tedder , and produced by the latter two.

Listen to “Sports car”: https://tatemcrae.lnk.to/sportscar Tate McRae’s new album, ‘So Close To What’ is available February 21st. Pre-order signed vinyl, C...

"Sports Car" is the third single from Tate McRae's third studio album, "So Close To What". The song was premiered on January 24, 2025, accompanied by the music video which was described in a press release as such: "In a society that is constantly watching and judging, Tate becomes the observer and takes back control.

5 days ago · Tate McRae has dropped a new single, “Sports Car,” along with a music video for the track. The sultry song was written and produced by Ryan Tedder, Grant Boutin, and Julia Michaels. The video ...

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5 days ago · Tate McRae has graciously gifted us another steamy single to hold us over until her upcoming album, So Close to What, drops next month.Her latest song, “Sports car,” was written in ...

2 days ago · Tate McRae‘s “Sports Car” has emerged as the winner of this week’s new music poll, which highlights fresh tracks from a variety of artists across genres.. The song was voted the top new ...

5 days ago · When last we heard from Tate McRae—on “2 hands, ... “Sports car” is all darkly sexy minor-key synth hooks and brash lyrical directness. Here’s Tate in the first verse, admiring her love ...