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Tyla Yaweh Unleashes New Album, “Heart Full Of Rage 2”

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Tyla Yaweh has a lot of musical talents and styles, and there’s no better indicator of that than his new album, Heart Full of Rage 2. Moreover, the 16-track project boasts forays into indie rock, rage music, drum and bass, alternative, trap, and more, making it quite a dynamic listen from front to back. Of course, each listener will have their own specific niche of the rapper and singer’s styles that they latch onto. However, the album experience is actually a fun ride to go on regardless of whether you just like one or a couple of his sounds. It’s varied enough to keep your attention and throw you some left hooks, whereas there are some similar tracks next to each other that serve to compliment that phase of the project.

Furthermore, the Orlando MC and vocalist shows off a lot of catchy lyricism and melodic writing here. For example, there’s the unsurprisingly bright and breezy “SUMMER VIBES,” which benchmarks a more rock-oriented section of the tracklist. Others, like “City Of Dreams” with Chris Brown, take a more R&B-influenced and melody-heavy approach to the trap sound, and there’s a lot of chemistry on that song in particular. Tyla Yaweh also tapped Ty Dolla $ign, DeJ Loaf, Toosii, and Yung Bleu for charismatic and fitting features on their respective cuts.

Read More: Tyla Yaweh: Embracing A Genre-Blending Sound

Tyla Yaweh’s Heart Full of Rage 2: Stream

Meanwhile, with other recently released material that didn’t even make the album, the 28-year-old has a lot of greatness to share. What’s most impressive about it is that, despite the variety of songs here, it all still feels like a cohesive experience. Considering that, let us know what some of your favorite songs from this album are down in the comments. If you haven’t heard Heart Full of Rage 2 yet, you can find it on your preferred streaming service and check out the tracklist below. Also, log back into HNHH for the latest news and updates on Tyla Yaweh, and for more great music each week.

Tracklist
1. Release Ya Spirits
2. Bad Luck
3. Up In Flames
4. SUMMER VIBES
5. Touchdown
6. Tommy Lee 2
7. Hips Don’t Lie (feat. Yung Bleu)
8. City Of Dreams (feat. Chris Brown)
9. Stuck (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
10. Lighters Up (feat. DeJ Loaf)
11. Will I See You Again
12. Wake Up
13. Rockstar Nights (feat. Toosii)
14. 1000x
15. Sea Sick
16. New York Ave

Read More: Tyla Yaweh Recruits PnB Rock & Trippie Redd To “Do No Wrong”

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Paul Rudd Explains Why He Shouldn’t Have Been In The “Friends” Finale

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Paul Rudd is taking the world by storm with his role as Scott Lang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Now, he’s reminiscing about his career. Before he became the household name that he is thanks to popular franchises like Anchorman and Ant-Man, Rudd was in Friends. During his time on the show, he played Mike Hannigan in seasons 9 and 10. Mike was Phoebe’s boyfriend and eventually her husband. He shared recently that he didn’t think the show should have included him in the finale of the show.

Roughly twenty years after the finale aired, Paul Rudd was interviewed by The Heart’s breakfast show. There, he shared that he didn’t think he should have been included in the series’ final episode. It was the fifth most-viewed series finale of all time. Rudd spoke highly of the surreal experience of joining Friends toward the end of the show’s time airing. He explained that being a part of the last episode was incredibly overwhelming for him. Check out the part of the interview where he discussed this below:

Paul Rudd On Heart’s Breakfast Show

He said, “The whole thing was a bit surreal, I must say, to be a part of that — because I came on really at the end… I never knew that I was going to be in as many [episodes] as I was. But it also felt strange. I was in that last episode, and I just thought, ‘I shouldn’t be here. I’m getting a front-row seat to things I’m not supposed to see.’ They were all crying, it was all emotional, and I was just like, ‘woah!’”

While Rudd wasn’t on the show until its last two seasons, Mike Hannigan remains one of the series’ most beloved additions. He was a former attorney with negative views on marriage. Joey (Matt LeBlanc) introduced Mike to Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) after he forgot to find someone to set Phoebe up with. Mike responds to Joey’s random call for a “Mike?” in Central Perk, and the rest is history. Mike and Phoebe’s romance became one of the primary aspects of Phoebe’s character wrap-up on the show. Rudd is an iconic part of Friends, even if he doesn’t entirely think so.

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