Isaiah Rashad - It’s Been Awful [VINYL]
This item will be released on Friday 19th June. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
It’s Been Awful marks the moment Isaiah Rashad fully becomes his own genre.The Top Dawg Entertainment visionary returns with his third studio album, expanding his sonic world beyond hip-hop into cosmic jazz, psychedelic guitar rock, Soulquarian neo-soul, and flashes of genre-blurring experimentation.Featuring SZA, Dominic Fike, and Julian Sintonia, Rashad delivers his most vulnerable and fully-realized work yet after five transformative years, an unfiltered reflection on addiction, growth, self-confrontation, and redemption.
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Isaiah Rashad - It’s Been Awful [VINYL]
Isaiah Rashad - It’s Been Awful [VINYL]
This item will be released on Friday 19th June. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
It’s Been Awful marks the moment Isaiah Rashad fully becomes his own genre.The Top Dawg Entertainment visionary returns with his third studio album, expanding his sonic world beyond hip-hop into cosmic jazz, psychedelic guitar rock, Soulquarian neo-soul, and flashes of genre-blurring experimentation.Featuring SZA, Dominic Fike, and Julian Sintonia, Rashad delivers his most vulnerable and fully-realized work yet after five transformative years, an unfiltered reflection on addiction, growth, self-confrontation, and redemption.
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This item will be released on Friday 19th June. It will be shipped to arrive on or around the release date.
It’s Been Awful marks the moment Isaiah Rashad fully becomes his own genre.The Top Dawg Entertainment visionary returns with his third studio album, expanding his sonic world beyond hip-hop into cosmic jazz, psychedelic guitar rock, Soulquarian neo-soul, and flashes of genre-blurring experimentation.Featuring SZA, Dominic Fike, and Julian Sintonia, Rashad delivers his most vulnerable and fully-realized work yet after five transformative years, an unfiltered reflection on addiction, growth, self-confrontation, and redemption.
