This Video of Solange and Moses Sumney Singing a Duet Over a Nina Simone Classic Will Brighten Your Day

Solange and Moses Sumney share a duet over Nina Simone's "Where Can I Go Without You," in this Instagram clip.

This Video of Solange and Moses Sumney Singing a Duet Over a Nina Simone Classic Will Brighten Your Day

Over the weekend,  Solange, fresh off a performance at Coachella, and Ghanaian musician,Moses Sumney, shared an impromptu duet over Nina Simone's "Where Can I go Without You," and—as I'm sure you've guessed—it's magical.


In a minute-long Instagram video, the two go back and fourth about whether or not Sumney smokes weed. Sumney sings "I've never smoked weed before"—in what will likely be the most ethereal way you'll ever hear those words said out loud—while, Solange, who's donning an ornate wooden headpiece, claims otherwise. “tfw the homie been saying he don't light up, but u find a lil clip on his bedside table @moses?,” read the video's caption.

Sumeny's weed-smoking status is still uncertain. We're just happy it was enough to inspire this beautiful moment between to of our favorites.

Watch the clip below.

tfw the homie been saying he don't light up, but u find a lil clip on his bedside table ❔@moses ❔

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