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J. Cole “Might Delete Later”: Full List Of Production Credits

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Wow. That is all we have to say about J. Cole dropping Might Delete Later. This totally took everyone surprise over the wee hours, as the Dreamville head honcho put out 12 new cuts which have no relation to The Fall Off. This is genius marketing from one of the biggest rappers in the world, as what used to be a series of vlogs that teased new music, is now a full album’s worth of material. In fact, the volumes lived up to their name, being deleted from all of Cole’s social media platforms. With Might Delete Later now out, fans might want to know some of the production credits or features.

Well, we got you with all of those details right here. For J. Cole’s ninth project, he is back working alongside some familiar faces. The legendary T-Minus has his talented hands all over this album. His expertise can be heard on “Pricey,” “Crocodile Tearz,” “Ready ’24,” and many more. Perhaps the most exciting addition out of them all is The Alchemist. We have heard him and Cole’s potential, especially on “Johhny P’s Caddy.”

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J. Cole Brought Spared No Expense For Might Delete Later

However, that was a Benny The Butcher track. Now, we have something to go off from Cole’s solo catalog and “Stickz N Stonez” is a great first collaboration. Other incredible names listed are Mike WiLL Made-It, FNZ, Charlie Heat, ATL Jacob, Conductor Williams, etc. As for the rappers and singers, J. Cole did not leave any stone unturned either. He went ahead and snagged one of Kendrick Lamar’s close pals, Ab-Soul for “Pi.” Dreamville signees all over the LP too, like Bas and Ari Lennox. Gucci Mane gives Cole verse after he got the Might Delete Later creator on Breath of Fresh Air. Finally, New York legend Cam’ron makes a welcome appearance on “Ready ’24.” He previously had a small role on The Off-Season‘s intro track.

What are your thoughts on the production credits and features for J. Cole’s Might Delete Later? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding J. Cole and Might Delete Later. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the world of music.

Might Delete Later Tracklist:

  1. Pricey (feat. Ari Lennox, Young Dro & Gucci Mane) / prod. by J. Cole, DZL, WU10, Daoud & T-Minus
  2. Crocodile Tearz / prod. by T-Minus
  3. Ready ’24 (feat. Cam’ron) / prod. by T-Minus, DZL, AzizTheShake & WU10
  4. Huntin’ Wabbitz / prod. by T-Minus, Charlie Heat & Ibrahim Hamad
  5. H.Y.B. (feat. Bas & Central Cee) / prod. by DZL, FNZ & AzizTheShake
  6. Fever / prod. by ATL Jacob & Kuji
  7. Stickz N Stonez / prod. by The Alchemist & Billa Joints
  8. Pi (feat. Daylyt & Ab-Soul) / prod. by Daylyt
  9. Stealth Mode (feat. Bas) / prod. by DZL, AzizTheShake & Daoud
  10. 3001 / prod. by Mike WiLL Made-It, T-Minus & Pluss
  11. Trae The Truth in Ibiza / prod. by DZL & Daoud
  12. 7 Minute Drill / prod. by T-Minus & Conductor Williams

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ScHoolboy Q Unveils “Blue Lips” Tracklist & Features

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Blue Lips is almost here, and ahead of its release this Friday (March 1), ScHoolboy Q wanted to give us one more treat to hype us up. Moreover, he just revealed the updated tracklist for the album. It comprises of 18 tracks and nine feature performances between eight special guests. These are Rico Nasty on the second track “Pop,” Devin Malik and Lance Skiiwalker on the sixth track “Love Birds,” AZ Chike on the seventh track “Movie,” Freddie Gibbs on the ninth track “OHio,” Ab-Soul on the tenth track “Foux,” Devin Malik again on the thirteenth track “Back N Love,” Jozzy on the fourteenth track “Lost Times,” and Childish Major on the seventeenth track “Pig Feet.”

Of course, there is one particular name on here that fans will probably recognize thanks to the TDE MC’s previous praise of it. Freddie Gibbs is having a killer 2024 so far, and many hope that his feature here is even better than his appearance on Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s 2024 album Vultures 1 with “Back To Me.” In fact, ScHoolboy Q admitted that the Indiana MC bested him on this track, and we hope that it was a close race. After all, they’re both incredible lyricists with so much charisma and a wealth of experience and skill. Fortunately, it seems like everyone else here will also provide some amazing art.

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ScHoolboy Q Drops Blue Lips Tracklist With Features

Furthermore, we can’t help but wonder what Jay-Z had to say about all this when he listened to Blue Lips with its creator. Amid other song snippet teases and a whole lot of hype, this is looking better with every new peep behind the curtain. Check out the full tracklist below and drop your predictions and expectations for the album down in the comments section. As always, stay posted on HNHH for the latest news and updates on ScHoolboy Q.

Blue Lips Tracklist
1. Funny Guy
2. Pop (feat. Rico Nasty)
3. THank God 4 Me
4. Blueslides
5. Yeern 101
6. Love Birds (feat. Devin Malik & Lance Skiiiwalker)
7. Movie (feat. AZ Chike)
8. Cooties
9. OHio (feat. Freddie Gibbs)
10. Foux (feat. Ab-Soul)
11. First
12. Nunu
13. Back N Love (feat. Devin Malik)
14. Lost Times (feat. Jozzy)
15. Germany 86′
16. Time Killers
17. Pig Feet (feat. Childish Major)
18. Smile

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SZA Clarifies “Rich Baby Daddy” Lyrics, Once And For All

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SZA and Drake made some great music together this year. Overall, they had the track “Slime You Out” and they also came through with “Rich Baby Daddy.” The latter of these two tracks also came with a feature from none other than Sexyy Red. It was easily one of the best tracks of the entire album, and fans are still bumping it right now. That said the lyrics to the song have been disputed, especially as it pertains to SZA. Luckily, she now has an explanation for all of us.

According to Uproxx, SZA was on her IG story where she explained that she was dealing with a cold while recording the track. This made it so that her lyrics weren’t as clear. Although she explained the situation to Drizzy, he was more than happy to include the verse anyway. “Y’all lmao I was sick w a fever n couldnt breathe when I recorded this and told @champagnepapi no one would understand me n I sound crazy. He said noooo ur fine anyways here’s the lyrics to RBD once n for all,” SZA wrote on social media.

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SZA Delivered A Great Verse

SZA then had this message as it pertains to the lyrics at hand: “‘You been so good and you deserve to end your suffering, I need good dick n conversation can you comfort me. I got a feeling this is more than what we both say I got a feeling this is more than feelings. I can’t let you get away .. feels good but it can’t be love . Ain’t a damn thing that I’d do ! Ain’t a damn thing oooooo’ just in case lmao love y’all.” It is always cool when artists provide this kind of context. Ultimately, it adds a whole new layer to the art.

Let us know what you thought of “Rich Baby Daddy,” in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will always be sure to keep you informed on your favorite artists and all of their upcoming releases.

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Nines Adds Third Installment To “Crop Circles” Series

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Harlesden, London, United Kingdom rapper Nines is one of the more prolific acts in the space. Since 2012, he has gone on to release eight projects, and one stand-alone series. His trademark collection of albums is Crop Circle. It started back on April 20, 2018, with a 16-song offering. Some of his most frequent collaborators appear in the first title, including Tiggs Da Author, Trapstar Toxic, and more.

The second entry would not come out until April 28, 2023. Yes, a whole five years of waiting, but Nines would resurrect the series. More of the same features here with Skrapz, Tiggs, but also J Styles, and Potter Payper would make their way onto it. Now, Nines is waiting no time.

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Listen To Crop Circle 3 From Nines

Just six months later and now have a trio of projects. The gritty UK rapper is bringing more aggressive rapping here. Just like the previous efforts, the tracklist length remains consistent with 15 songs. Give Crop Circle 3 a listen up above.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand new album from Nines, Crop Circle 3? Is this the best installment in the series so far? Which songs are you enjoying the most on this project? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Nines, as well as all of the hottest album releases.

Crop Circle 3 Tracklist:

  1. Intro
  2. Only One (feat. Skrapz & OURAA)
  3. So High (feat. Max Valentine & Shocktown)
  4. Toxic (feat. Bad Boy Chiller Crew)
  5. Daily Duppy (feat. GRM Daily)
  6. Never Be Me (feat. Blade Brown)
  7. Not Guilty (feat. Tiggs Da Author & Mark Morrison)
  8. I Do (feat. Tunde & Mugzz)
  9. Good Morning
  10. Max Elliot (feat. Big Narstie & M Dot R)
  11. My Turn
  12. Could Of Been (feat. Miraa May)
  13. Line Of Fire Pt. 7 (feat. Streetz, Fatz, Trapstar Toxic, Little Torment)
  14. Devils Rejects (feat. Skrapz)
  15. Outro (feat. Debbie)

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