The latter was Soul’s debut album, which he released via. These attributes have been prominently showcased on his outside the box projects such as Long Term Mentality and, most notably, Control System. For the project Lamar and Cole exchanged beats, with Lamar jumping on the beat from J. Ab-Soul has long held a reputation in Hip-Hop for being an abundantly mindful and highly introspective artist. No further details about the album are known as yet, so in the meantime you’ll have to make do with these Black Friday themed tracks, released last November. “They been working on that motherfucker for a while.” However, after some nudging from the presenter, Ab-Soul did eventually confirm that the album was happening: “They got something in the works,” he stated.

I wish I could.”Ĭharlamagne continued to press the Black Hippy member for details on the album, including how many tracks the pair had recorded together, but Ab-Soul said he “didn’t know too much about it”, adding “I just hope they use my verse.” Von einem weiteren, ursprünglich für 2020 angekündigten Longplayer erscheinen zunächst nur die Singles 'Dangerookipawaa Freestyle' (2020) und 'Hollandaise' (2022). Well, it looks like the wait may soon be over after Ab-Soul revealed that the pair have “something in the works.”Īppearing on The Breakfast Club yesterday (December 10) to promote his new album Do What Thou Wilt, when asked by presenter Charlamagne tha God whether he had “a feature on the Kendrick/Cole album,” Ab-Soul’s initial response was: “I can’t speak on that. Colehave been waiting for a collaborative album ever since Lamar’s little sister Kayla Duckworth hinted at the idea last February. Later in the Twitch stream, Danny revealed that he thought Earl Sweatshirt had the best verse on 'Really Doe,' and that he and Kendrick have an unreleased track over an Alchemist beat that he might play for fans one day.Ab-Soul revealed the news during an interview on The Breakfast Club.įans of Kendrick Lamar and J. That song with Da$h, I was the verse on that shit! He cut me off and put Da$h on it.' But then Ab-Soul got mad at me cause he thought it was just me and him.' Brown Said. 'When I asked him to do a verse to that beat, he didn't know Kendrick and Earl would be on that song. The Detroit rapper also talked about how Ab-Soul got upset because he didn't know that Kendrick and Earl would be on the song, to the point where Soul cut Danny off a future song of his. So I'm like fuck it, whatever, but when I kept listening to it I was like 'Damn.' He set up to body me kinda though. And Kendrick sends me a take and it's 'Really Doe'.I think when he did it, he wanted it to be me and him. 'But then one night I wake up, that's when I'm in L.A. That was never a song with a lot of people on it like that.'īrown went on to talk about how Kendrick took over the production. Wednesday night while on a Persona 5 Twitch stream, Danny talked more about how the classic came together, including how he thought Kendrick set him up to get bodied on an earlier version. ''Really Doe' was me with two verses,' Danny recounted. 'It was never a posse cut. Then I reached out to Earl and Ab and threw their verses on there.' Herbert Anthony Stevens IV (born February 23, 1987), better known by his stage name Ab-Soul, is an American rapper, singer and songwriter.Raised in Carson, California, he signed to indie record label Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) in 2007, where he eventually formed West Coast hip hop group Black Hippy, alongside fellow California-based rappers Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q.

Then he came back, had a hook on it, a bridge, a 24. 'And he just went to the studio, heard it, and took it.

And I was just tryna figure out what I was gonna do with it.' Brown said. 'The song was in the studio, and it was an unfinished song. And it turns out Kendrick was actually the mastermind behind how a lot of the track came together.īrown told Beats 1 Radio host Zane Lowe back in 2016 that Kendrick was the one who handled some of the technical aspects of the track. Before releasing uknowwhatimsayin ¿ late last year, Danny Brown dropped one of the best posse cuts in recent memory with 'Really Doe' featuring Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, and Earl Sweatshirt on 2016's Atrocity Exhibition.

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