'Egyptian Musk' by Yaya Bey opens with a slow, steady groove that quickly becomes catchy. There’s an infectious reggae ease to it from the start that 'baby, let’s fall in love' feeling that pulls you in without trying too hard. The song carries a warmth that feels almost physical, like the island sun hitting your skin. The world might feel cold, but within the track, there’s a softness that makes everything feel lighter. Vocally, Yaya keeps it intimate and close. Nothing is over-sung; it’s all about feeling. That restraint works in its favour, making the connection feel genuine rather than performed. When NESTA comes in, it feels like a natural response rather than a separate moment. His verse complements Yaya perfectly, adding another layer. It’s another bright, soulful moment from Yaya Bey, representing Queens, New York with a sound that feels both rooted and refreshing.