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Mariah the Scientist Releases New Album ‘To Be Eaten Alive’
“Scorpions, like myself, are considered non-social and solitary animals. Interacting only on rare occasion, such as courtship,” said Mariah about the album’s artwork. “For the grand and notable lion, the scorpion seems to be a small feat. They are an unpredictable match and yet they establish a mutual respect for each other’s curious differences.”
Since Mariah the Scientist‘s release of “Buckles Laboratories Presents: The Intermission,” her journey to stardom has been a remarkable ascent. The Atlanta-based songstress catapulted to viral fame last year, courtesy of her single “Spread Thin,” which garnered a staggering 70 million plays on Spotify and became a sensation with 95k TikTok users creating content to the record. Adding to her triumph, she embarked on a solo tour before joining forces with Rod Wave on the Beautiful Minds tour, alongside Toosii.
Now, at the age of 26, the talented songstress presents her third studio album, “To Be Eaten Alive.” Notably, this marks her inaugural project with Epic Records, and she chose to celebrate this milestone by gifting fans with a collection of 10 tracks featuring guest appearances from Young Thug, 21 Savage, and Vory. The project is anchored by the singles “From A Woman” and “Bout Mine.”
Reflecting on her decision to join forces with Epic Records, Mariah shared her thoughts: “I was reluctant to sign a new deal… But I was excited to find a partner that understands me as an artist and has the infrastructure to support me in the ways I need most.”
Epic Records’ President, Ezekiel Lewis, also expressed his admiration for Mariah’s creative prowess: “Mariah is a dynamic creative force with a clear vision for her music and the experience surrounding it. She is well equipped to help lead R&B music into the future and we could not be more thrilled to be her partners on that journey.”
Stream “To Be Eaten Alive” below.
As fans anticipate the release of his forthcoming album, Everybody Can’t Go, Benny The Butcher holds fans over with the Hit-Boy-produced single, “One Foot In.” A follow up to the Lil Wayne-assisted track, “Big Dog,” The Butcher’s latest effort features a verse from frequent collaborator, Stove God Cooks.
Stream below.
Nicki Minaj has made her triumphant return with the highly anticipated release of her latest album, Pink Friday 2, marking 13 years since her debut project.
This 22-track album boasts a star-studded lineup featuring collaborations with Drake, J. Cole, Lil Wayne, Tate Kobang, Lourdiz, Lil Uzi Vert, Skillibeng, Skeng, Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Future.
In anticipation of the album’s release, Nicki Minaj shared her excitement, declaring that Pink Friday 2 would be the most significant gift she’s ever bestowed upon humanity. With confidence, she stated, “I can stand by that. I will bet any amount of money that Pink Friday 2, the album, is going to make people fall in love immediately.” Originally slated for an October release, the album faced a brief delay due to vinyl production issues.
Pink Friday 2 is a follow-up to Minaj’s acclaimed 2018 album, Queen, and pays homage to her groundbreaking 2010 debut, Pink Friday.
Stream the album below.
Stizzy Leftlane undeniably stands out as one of Boston’s most consistent rappers.
Over the past six months, he has showcased his lyrical abilities with freestyles over Byron Messia‘s “Talibans,” Drake and 21 Savage‘s “Jimmy Crooks,” and Lil Durk‘s “What Happened to Virgil.” Demonstrating no signs of slowing down, Stizzy Leftlane continues to elevate his game, now dropping his latest freestyle over Drake’s Scary Hours 3 track, “Red Button.”
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