Put My Hands On You (feat. Anderson .Paak)

"Put My Hands On You" is a genuine meeting of equals — DEAN and Anderson .Paak share a similar philosophy of rhythm and looseness, and their chemistry is evident from the first exchange. The production builds on a jazz-inflected funk groove, live bass prominent and slightly ahead of the beat, drums played with a lightness that modern R&B often replaces with rigid quantization. .Paak's verse is a masterclass in rhythmic playfulness, syllables tumbling across bar lines with casual precision. DEAN matches him energy for energy, his English and Korean interchangeable as he finds the pockets the production opens. The song is sensual and confident, more celebratory than his introspective catalog, reflecting the influence of his time in Los Angeles working alongside American producers and artists. It's a track that revealed DEAN to international R&B audiences as a talent requiring no national qualifier — just an artist operating at the highest level.