May 11, 2020

Nav releases the deluxe edition of “Good Intentions”

Staff

Nav is back more new music.

Less than a week after dropping his album Good Intentions, Nav dropped the deluxe version of the album on Monday. He added Brown Boy 2 tape to the original album, implementing 14 new songs that include features from Quavo and Lil Duke, along with production credits from Nav, Tay Keith, and more.

The deluxe album is also accompanied by limited edition merchandise, designs and autographed items, which are available for a limited time on Nav’s website.

Listen to Nav’s Good Intentions (Brown Boy 2 Deluxe Version) below.

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