#New Music Friday – New Albums From Young Thug, Mac Miller, Gucci Mane & 1017 + More
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“#New Music Friday – New Albums From Young Thug, Mac Miller, Gucci Mane & 1017 + More”
Among the numerous highlighted projects featured in this week’s edition of HipHopDX’s New Music Friday Albums coverage, Young Thug’s experimental rap effort reigns supreme.
Additional offerings from Gucci Mane and the New 1017 along with Mac Miller’s posthumous re-release are also included in the roundup.
Enjoy the full breakdown of releases from the week ending Friday (October 15), below.
Young Thug – P*nk
Young Thug has pulled out all the stops for his highly anticipated P*nk album.
Between destroying a luxury Rolls Royce in Hollywood on some Watch The Throne type shit, to honing in on his freestyle skills to the point Elton John would pit them over Eminem’s, Slime has really been outside getting it in ahead of P*nk.
J. Cole, Drake, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, the late Mac Miller and many more join the YSL General on his latest journey. Listen above.
Gucci Mane & 1017 – So Icy Boyz
Due to his past stints in prison, Gucci Mane has seemingly mastered the art of releasing music and building a following while behind bars.
The Wop is certainly putting his strategy to the test for The New 1017 artists Pooh Shiesty and 2021 DX Rising Star Foogiano, who are both currently locked up, facing years behind bars for separate gun charges — yet still appear on the So Icy Boyz compilation project.
The rest of the 1017 squad, which include Big Scarr, Hotboy Wes, BigWalkDawg and Bic Fizzle, also turn up with Gucci Mane across the 17-track album.
Mac Miller – Faces
Even in the afterlife, Mac Miller is defying the odds.
Few active rappers today, Quality Control star Lil Baby and Chicago’s JAY-Z, Lil Durk included, can claim they built their hype without benefiting from a verse from Drake. Mac Miller declared that feat well over seven years ago on his acclaimed Faces mixtape track “Here We Go.”
Though much has changed since the behemoth 24-song tape hit the internet, the whimsical lyrical grit and transcending production embedded within the project itself hasn’t.
However, this is the first time Faces will be available on streaming platforms such as Spotify or apple music, so throw on your Most Dope fit and vibe out like it’s 2014.
KenTheMan – What’s My Name
For those unfamiliar with the Asylum Records record signee, KenTheMan is making sure to leave a lasting impression with her latest EP.
Lead by the hype of her fan-favorite “Rose Gold stripper Pole,” KenTheMan delivers her 10-track What’s My Name EP featuring production from BiggCuz, Bankroll Got It, Diego Ave, and Dunk Rock.
Grafh & DJ Shay – Stop Calling Art Content
Benny The Butcher and Grafh have put together the perfect memorial project in honor of the late Buffalo icon DJ Shay.
Arriving via Benny’s Black Soprano Family imprint, Stop Calling Art Content features all original unreleased production DJ Shay completed before he passed last August from COVID-19.
In addition to Benny The Butcher’s guest verse, Grafh secures assistance from Bun B, Styles P, CyHi Da Prynce and BSF signee Rick Hyde, among others.
The Honorable Mentions for the week are packed with fresh new heat as well, including releases from BigBabyGucci, CJ Fly, Jae Skeese, LightSkinKeisha, EIGHTY8, DY Krazy and K Savage, Dax and J-HAZE.
Also, peep this week’s New Music Friday Singles list featuring new releases from Maxo Kream, Summer Walker, Lil Durk and more.
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