Camden’s RoBB and Monae Marleau Explore Hard Truths in “LOST/FOUND”

Camden’s own RoBB turns the spotlight on his emotions with “LOST/FOUND,” a track that spins the complicated realities of love into something textured and deeply human. With Monae Marleau in tow and released via SHLTR Records, the single flexes his ability to mix the unpolished grit of soul and hip-hop with heartfelt storytelling. RoBB, who’s already cemented his status in the Jersey Club scene, expands his sonic arsenal here with a vibe that lingers like a tough conversation you’re still unpacking days later.

The “LOST” section lands heavy with introspective heat. Over a beat that’s skeletal yet impactful, RoBB spits with a sharpness that cuts through, saying: “Baby you’re loving is dangerous/ Be like ‘we better as strangers’/ You got your claim to fame/ and none of them loved you nameless.” His delivery feels like he’s peeling back layers in real time, each bar grounded in lived-in ache. The production complements this weight, keeping things low-lit and brooding, with just enough space for every word to resonate. It’s not just vulnerability—it’s raw, like a nerve exposed.

Dropping into her verse, Monae Marleau delivers: “Playing games, you switch like tables/ them shits turn round into arguments/ Fix your lips, say you tired/ then ya need to let that loose, don’t bottle it” with a presence that crackles. Her voice wells up with frustration, but together she and RoBB create a moment that’s a friction-filled but necessary release. When the track transitions to “FOUND,” it takes an unexpected turn, deepening into a bittersweet haze. The instrumentation shifts into something moodier, with darker chords and an arrangement that hangs heavy with unspoken tension.

RoBB’s year has been stacked with releases like “One Spliff“ and the 2023 drop “mama said“ featuring Daveed Ramsay. He has hit stages as part of the “Mandevillain Tour” earlier this year, lighting up spots like D.C. and Boston. Both RoBB and Monae Marleau hit that sweet spot, serving up something that sticks with you. Don’t sleep on either of them—this is the kind of energy that doesn’t stay quiet for long.

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