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Press release · For immediate release — November 13, 2026 · Ypsilanti, Michigan

LEGACY — Riverwalk D Music

35 tracks. Twelve voices. One house built it.

Legacy, the debut album from Riverwalk D Music, is out now on Beatborn Music LLC. It runs 35 tracks and just over two hours, and it was built the way the title says: as something meant to last. Every song on the record was written, produced, and mixed and mastered end to end in-house at Beatborn — no outside camps, no assembly line. One independent Michigan label, holding every pen and every fader.

The album is built in suites. Twelve featured vocalists each step forward and carry their own stretch of the record, so Legacy plays less like a playlist and more like a house with many rooms. Nyla opens the doors with the focus single “Hoodie & Heels” — a slow-burning R&B record that returns as a club mix with Iron Anthem riding shotgun. From there the record keeps changing weather: Rockollie’s confessional run (“That’s Exactly What I Mean,” “Secrets”), Malik’s late-night groove (“Late Night Steppin’”), Alondra’s modern-dating diaries (“DM to Destiny,” “Catfished”), and a full country turn from Nash (“County Fair Crush,” “Kiss Me in the Kitchen,” “Our Song on the Radio”). Iron Anthem delivers the stadium block — “Game Time,” “Game Day (Big Ten Anthem),” “Throw Them Hands” — before Ruthalee closes the album in church: “What Won’t He Do,” “Putting On the Armor,” “Can I Get a Witness.”

R&B and soul are the foundation; country and rock are the beams. It is a Michigan record in the truest sense — made in Ypsilanti, by a label that owns its masters and its publishing outright.

For film, television, and advertising, the entire album is one-stop and pre-cleared: masters and publishing controlled by a single rights holder, every track clean, instrumentals available. One call clears any song on the record.

Legacy is streaming everywhere now.

Listen to Legacy

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