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The song was originally set to be the title track of Tinashe's upcoming album before it was reportedly given to Rihanna by a third party.

• Sep 8, 2016

AceShowbiz - Tinashe's never-before-heard song "Joyride" featuring Travis Scott (II) has surfaced online. Produced by Travis, Allen Ritter and Hit-Boy, the song was originally set to be the title track of Tinashe's upcoming album "Joyride" before it was reportedly given to Rihanna by a third party.

She sings, "What you lookin' at now baby?/ Won't you usually hold my door/ I been all alone my baby/ Can't do a sober drive, no/ Found love in November nights/ Cold weather in the winter time, oh, woah/ Guess you know when the time is right/ Let's go on a joyride, oh."

"They don't know, know, know, know/ Story goes, I don't know/ Story goes, I don't know, oh, oh, oh/ Sorry though, sorry though, sorry though/ I don't know," Travis raps, "Don't watch me, don't watch me/ Watch me, don't watch me/ Yeah, story goes, I don't know/ Story goes, I don't know."

Tinashe's version of "Joyride", (a song she originally recorded but was later given to Rihanna) has leaked! pic.twitter.com/XCNzAXC6Rd

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Back in April, screen captures of an alleged conversation between Tinashe and a fan through direct message on Twitter emerged online. The 23-year-old singer claimed they removed all of her vocals and passed along the song to Rihanna. It's unknown if the song will still be featured in Tinashe's upcoming album.

Tinashe recently released music video for her new album's lead single "Superlove". The album will also include her Young Thug collaboration. " 'Party Favors' will definitely be on the album," she told Rap-Up, "The majority of the album was recorded even before 2016. It was mostly recorded in 2015. The heart of the album still remains the same and then I'm still just adding little tidbits, little touches, anything that inspires me throughout this year. As of right now, I'm kind of not really leaning towards more feature-heavy. I'm leaning more towards not going that route, but it's still a possibility."

"Joyride" is due out in October.