Ray BLK has dropped her second single, "Over You," which features English rapper Stefflon Don and will appear on the singer’s debut studio album "Access Denied." “Over You” was teased a few weeks earlier when the song was performed in an exclusive live session for Vevo ROUNDS x Tommy Jeans. The new track would appear on BBC Radio 1’s future sounds show with Clara Amfo as the hottest record in the world. The track showcases Ray BLK’s impressive vocals, which the singer combines with a melodic hook. The upbeat production also sees a verse from Stefflon Don. Access Denied" includes guest appearances from Giggs, Kojey Radical, Suburban Plaza and more. The LP features the previously released tracks “Lovesick,” “Games” (featuring Giggs), “Dark Skinned," and "MIA." Ray Blk wrote and recorded the album during the lockdown. “I’ve been looking forward to this moment of releasing my debut album since I was 13 in the studio with MNEK learning how to write songs and knew for certain I wanted to be a singer,” Blk said in a press release. "Access Denied," which is now due to drop on October 1st. She got her start by winning the BBC's Sound of 2017 and was the first unsigned artist to do so. On 28 October 2016, she released her debut mini-album, "Durt," and in January 2018, she signed to the UK branch of Island Records.