R&B Singer-Songwriter
Artist: Ashton Pierce
Release date: June 29th, 2024
Genre: R&B
Producer: De’La & Ashton Pierce
ISRC: QZNMT2456745


Your body is a mirror to my past Lookin so familiar Like a twin flame And It don’t take much to fall in old habits Could we recapture the magic again?
I can tell When you look at me You still care about (Care about)
This won’t end well But we should just pretend now (Pretend now)
Can we play House just like old times Way back then Way back when
When we were young Just having fun all grown up now But let’s play house
I love it when you Come to play This little game we like to
Play like we don’t see history will repeat You cling to me Nostalgia filter on your pictures in my phone Guess we’re both still learning how, how to let go
I can tell When you look at me You still care about (Care about)
This won’t end well But we should just pretend now (Pretend now)

About Playhouse
“Playhouse” lives in that space where desire and discipline are fighting for the same spotlight.
It’s the moment you know exactly what you should do… and still feel yourself leaning toward what you promised you’d stop entertaining. The chemistry is real, the boundaries are shaky, and the truth sits right under the surface: sometimes the hardest part isn’t walking away—it’s admitting you don’t want to.
Sonically, “Playhouse” keeps it smooth but tense—silky vocals on top, with production that feels like neon lights and closed doors. It’s seductive, but there’s consequence in it. A song for anyone who’s been tempted to revisit the same situation just to see if it hits different this time.
If you’ve ever blurred the line between “I’m in control” and “I’m in too deep,” this one’s for you.
“Playhouse” is about temptation, secrecy, and the mental tug-of-war between self-control and desire—when you know better, but you’re still drawn in.
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Yes—watch the official visual/video on this page, or on Ashton Pierce’s YouTube channel.