Ahead of his Governors Ball Music Festival set, JPEGMAFIA dished on Drake, The Alchemist, Earl Sweatshirt & more.
As he's done previously via his audio releases, the California native's latest studio album SICK! points to a personal and poetical reckoning of the state of the world that breaks through the insular themes of his past.
As a leading voice of this elite audio vanguard, the rapper and producer released a new single titled "Titanic" from his forthcoming SICK! album.
Odd Future exploded on the scene in 2008 on the heels of their acclaimed The Odd Future Tape mixtape release, giving way to stellar early works from Earl Sweatshirt, Hodgy, and Tyler, The Creator. For those hoping that the Wolf Gang will reform for a future project, Tyler expressed thoughts that will undoubtedly shatter those […]
Earl Sweatshirt, now 25, stands heads and shoulders above many of his peers as a lyricist, a feat he achieved early on as a teenager. Now aiming to release his fourth studio project titled Feet Of Clay, the California wordsmith aims to solidify his rightful place as one of the elite writers in Hip-Hop.
They don’t say “never meet your heroes” for nothing. Earl Sweatshirt reminded a fan of this when he shut down their attempt to record him without his permission.
Even though he might disappear from time to time it seems Earl Sweatshirt is prepping a new project. He has released a new single and his core fans shouldn’t be disappointed.
Earl Sweatshirt fans in Europe will have to wait longer to see him in person. The Odd Future rapper has canceled numerous dates to deal with anxiety and depression.
Earl Sweatshirt‘s father, renowned political activist and poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, has passed away. He was 79.
Your rap nerd wet dreams just came true. Danny Brown has recruited Kedrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt to get on the same track, “Really Doe.”
Over the course of two hours, Earl Sweatshirt and producer Knxwledge (Kendrick Lamar “Momma,” SiR “In the Sky”) spun a myriad of deep cuts on their monthly RBMA Radio show, Stay Inside. Saving the best for last, the Los Angeles rapper used the platform to premiere an unreleased record titled “Death Whistles,” produced by King Krule.
Here it is, the moment rap fans (read: yours truly) have been waiting for. Earl Sweatshirt and producer Knxwledge connect on a new track called “Balance.”
