New Music: Yayoi Daimon - "Rich or Dead" feat. Namichie

Yayoi Daimon is back with a new turn up. The Japanese artist dropped her latest song, "Rich or Dead," featuring Namichie on November 24. The track follows her single "MAKENNA," which hit streaming sites in October. Check out the new music below.

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