While we anticipate Mick Jenkins’ upcoming sophomore album, Pieces of a Man, scheduled to release this upcoming Friday, he let loose two singles. They’re linked together in the same music video while also being made available separately over on all streaming services. The kicker is that the track “Padded Locks” features the legendary Ghostface Killah. Don’t sleep.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
Last month, Atlanta’s own Father released a split single in the form of “Lotto” and “We Had a Deal.” The former comes complete with a guest feature from ABRA and production from Meltycanon while the latter is 100% Father. Both tracks feature artwork from wildman JJ Villard. What more do you need to hear? Both of these go.
Yeah. Let’s just watch this video a few times in a row. No commentary. No additional statements. Just watch. Just bounce. Mach-Hommy is a problem.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
Tampa rapper Big Baby aka Big Baby Scumbag dropped the single “Lucky Charm” earlier this Spring and it’s been on repeat. Now that it’s finally getting warmer outside, this is the perfect track for a backyard function, a top-down drive, or a rooftop indulgence. Complete with wild VHS visuals courtesy of DogXanax, the Drip-133 produced track is one that will stay in your head well into summer.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
Chicago rapper Adot went absolutely apeshit with his newest set of visuals. The 85 second animated music video feels like a virtual reality mushroom high, taking you through wormholes and new dimensions. Courtesy of Nick Visuals, the animation does nothing but assist the already strong song, which comes produced by Draedaskimask and which you can stream below.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
Back in 2015, TeamSesh producers hnrk and Kodyak created a ten minute EP known as Geosmin. Two years later and the project finally sees the light of day. Enjoy the three instrumentals that act as a time capsule into the past. These all smack.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
The name of this song is the unfortunate truth: summer is, in fact, over. Swedish producer Vozla takes to the woods in the visuals for his fittingly titled instrumental. Enjoy the lofi “video diary” up above and be sure to stream the song down below.
–Ben Niespodziany
Twitter: @neonpajamas
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