Alicia Keys has dropped the video for her “Stay” tune which features Lucky Daye. As good as the melody, the video was all around created, directed by Jean Sébastien and Kamerameha.
The “Stay” music video opens with Alicia Keys playing her unmistakable piano in a white area which is a desert. Then there is a change scene to Lucky Daye, who is seen partaking in a lovely perspective on the sea, where he sings the second verse of the song.
“Stay” shows up on KEYS II, the grand release of Keys’ 2021 twofold album, ‘Keys’. Lucky Daye is additionally included on “Come For Me (Opened),” alongside Khalid, from the standard version.
Keys recently extended her record for the most No. 1’s on Billboard‘s Adult R&B Airplay Chart as “Trillions” featuring Brent Faiyaz hit No. 1. “Trillions” is also from the exclusive edition.
Keys has held the title for the most No. 1’s among all acts since the chart started in 1993.
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