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His latest album, I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside, suggests an answer. From the first bars of the swaggering organ-driven opener "Huey", it feels like the realization of a voice that, in some sense, he's had an APB out on since his first record: one that is both fluid and all angles, vacillating between naked introspection and pushing us as far away as possible. He sounds deadly serious and self-effacing at the same time, and his rocky, withdrawn psychology is more visible, and easier to trace, than ever. 
Increasingly Earl is doing more with less, to an extent that might surprise many fans. He streamlines his verses radically, sometimes rapping at half his average speed on Doris. I Don’t Like Shit will come as a letdown to those who valued his DOOM-esque free association or Eminem-esque title-fight motor-mouthing, but he's lethally effective, absorbing whole styles for a verse's time as they seem to fit him. He strikes cocky, familiar poses in inventive ways ("Niggas want to fade me, bitches feel some type of way for me/ 50s in my pocket falling out like fucking baby teeth," "Niggas, my team is magicians/ We think of the shit that we want then we get it"). "DNA" finds him insult-rapping in stop-and-start and triplet flows straight from Kevin Gates and Lil Herb. He never sounds like he's experimenting or even switching hats—just finding the mode of communication that best fits his thought or mood.

Earlsweatshirt - DNA(I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside)

The album’s aesthetic is still based in the ambling beats, messy synth counterpoint and off-jazz chording to which Odd Future releases usually defer. But Earl, who produces every track except Left Brain's "Off Top", dims the light to near-darkness. Melodies are oblique or hardly there, with keyboard leads diced up and strewn across tracks in fragments; drumbeats are tuned down and fuzzed out halfway into oblivion. The lead single "Grief" is perhaps the most interesting piece of production on the record—set back in a haze of post-industrial smog, it wheezes along like a broken piece of rusty machinery. The sound resembles the murky and glitch-ridden "alternative trap" of Chicago rapper Lucki Eck$, a recent collaborator of (stylistically like-minded) R&B artist FKA twigs.
While other OF artists struggle to avoid self-parody or anonymity, Earl is carefully whittling away at the proclivities he's always had, remaining confident that he’ll light upon something that feels fresh and honest. So far, he's right. He’s making music that never gets ahead of itself, or what he needs to communicate: the way he processes the outside world (on an example-by-example basis) and why and how he runs away from the things he runs away from. EARL’s precocious kid who said things you couldn’t believe he was saying, or Doris’ prodigal teen who had insights beyond his years, both feel distant. With nothing to prove and no longer an upstart, Earl sounds, more than ever, simply like himself.

Earlsweatshirt - Huey(I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside)

Earl Sweatshirt - Faucet(I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside)

Earl Sweatshirt - Wool ft. Vince Staples(I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside)

Tyler The Creator - The 13-track Cherry Bomb is the follow-up to the Odd Future main-man's April 2013 release, Wolf, which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.

Here's the full track listing for Tyler, the Creator's Cherry Bomb:

"Deathcamp"
"Buffalo"
"Pilot"
"Run"
"Find Your Wings"
"Cherry Bomb"
"Blow My Load"
"2 Seater"
"The Brown Stains"
"F---ing Young"
"Smuckers"
"Keep Da O's"
"Okaga, CA"

Tyler, the Creator’s Cherry Bomb is now available digitally on iTunes.
In a year where fans thought Odd Future have gone their separate ways, the Los Angeles collective have reminded us that they’re still a recognizable force. After new releases from Domo Genesis (Under the Influence 2) and a surprise project by Earl Sweatshirt (I Don't Do Shit, I Don't Go Outside), Tyler went ahead and quietly put up a pre-order for his own album on iTunes last week. Then, he debuted two tracks—“Death Camp” and “Fucking Young”—and promised the LP would have five alternative covers to go with its physical release on Apr. 28.
Of the 13 tracks, Kanye West and Lil Wayne are set to appear on “Smuckers.” Other rumored collaborations include ScHoolboy Q and Pharrell. Purchase the album here, and check back for an official stream when it becomes available.

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TYLER THE CREATOR - PILOT [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - RUN [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - FIND YOUR WINGS [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - CHERRY BOMB [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

Tyler The Creator - The 13-track Cherry Bomb is the follow-up to the Odd Future main-man's April 2013 release, Wolf, which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.

Here's the full track listing for Tyler, the Creator's Cherry Bomb:

"Deathcamp"
"Buffalo"
"Pilot"
"Run"
"Find Your Wings"
"Cherry Bomb"
"Blow My Load"
"2 Seater"
"The Brown Stains"
"F---ing Young"
"Smuckers"
"Keep Da O's"
"Okaga, CA"

Tyler, the Creator’s Cherry Bomb is now available digitally on iTunes.
In a year where fans thought Odd Future have gone their separate ways, the Los Angeles collective have reminded us that they’re still a recognizable force. After new releases from Domo Genesis (Under the Influence 2) and a surprise project by Earl Sweatshirt (I Don't Do Shit, I Don't Go Outside), Tyler went ahead and quietly put up a pre-order for his own album on iTunes last week. Then, he debuted two tracks—“Death Camp” and “Fucking Young”—and promised the LP would have five alternative covers to go with its physical release on Apr. 28.
Of the 13 tracks, Kanye West and Lil Wayne are set to appear on “Smuckers.” Other rumored collaborations include ScHoolboy Q and Pharrell. Purchase the album here, and check back for an official stream when it becomes available.


TYLER THE CREATOR - BLOW MY LOAD [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - THE BROWN STAINS [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - SMUCKERS [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - KEEP DA O'S [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

TYLER THE CREATOR - OKAGA, CA [CHERRY BOMB] INSTAGRAM @THISCOOLBLACKDUDE

The Boosie Badazz In My Feelings. (Goin’ Thru It) album stream, cover art and tracklist are now available via Empire's YouTube page.  The Boosie Badazz In My Feelings. (Goin’ Thru It) album stream, cover art and tracklist are as follows:

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Stressing Me
Warning Signs
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Smile To Keep From Crying
Forgive Me Being Lost
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I Know They Gone Miss Me
 
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