buzz track

Excluding pre-released buzz track "Turn It Up," Afrodisiac produced three official singles.

Mýa began consulting a few other producers to collaborate on the album, renamed Liberation, and in mid-2006, a buzz track entitled "Ayo!"

The song "Streets Never Change" was first leaked as an early buzz track off the album in 2005 and received notable play on college radio throughout the country.

"Winner" was released as buzz track from the album which is available to download for free on their official Facebook page in support of this year's GB Olympic team.

A buzz track is currently out for "Flippin' That", a Cool & Dre produced track which features Def Jam rapper Rick Ross.

A 1990s tribute cut that combines elements of old school hip hop with Timbaland's beatboxing instrumentals, the song was the first full length release preceding the album as a promotional buzz track in fall 2003.

Third single, N.A.D.I.A. O.H was released later that month to positive reception from her fans, it was however a buzz track and was never official released aside from being purchasable from the album.

In February 2013, the previous singles were announced to just be buzz tracks and that the first official single from the album was titled "Where You Are" was released to iTunes and Mainstream radio on March 19, 2013.

A video has been shot by the productive team Creative Control for "Away", who have also produced for Kanye West, Erykah Badu, and Curren$y. A fellow buzz track has been Mike's collaboration with Def Jam's Big K.R.I.T. for "Cruise Control".