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WomenOutLoud! : Hitmaker Tate McRae Is Back With ‘It’s Ok I’m Ok’

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Tate McRae’s latest single It’s ok I’m ok, dropped on September 12, 2024. It’s written by Tate McRae, ILYA, Savan Kotecha & Ryan Tedder. It’s produced by ILYA. A week ahead of its arrival, Tate teased the arrival of her new song and title, with a post featuring a message in the caption, “yall aren’t readyyy.”

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