Name: Couch by gk, The Creator
Duration: 14 s
Description: Solo version without Earl and alt outro. Only this snippet is available.

Solo version without Earl and alt outro. Only this snippet is available.

Couch

Tyler, The Creator - Colossus (Original Instrumental)

Track 19 on Wolf 2010 tracklist. Original version of Oooh by Pusha T before Pusha was added to Tyler and Hodgy's beat. Could possibly have different mixing and/ or extra/ less verses. The hook on this version compared to Oooh is unknown since this was before Pusha was on it. These are the only verses and instrumental we have for it.

Chewbacca (feat. Hodgy Beats)

Dream Away - ace the creator

Ace - Cat [2008?]

Stadium ( Instrumental )

Knxwledge - Blowmymnd [ TWRK ]

Imagine the styles of MF DOOM, Flying Lotus, Toro y Moi, and Vince Staples put into a blender with a dash of some 90s-early 00s spunk, Xanax and Prozac medications.

Early Man's next album will probably sound A$AP Rocky taking an Adult Swim near a beach before fucking a girl on an acid trip.

If you have the time, just simply please relax, unwind, put on your ears, and enjoy these musical sounds from the Based Heavens.

Known For:
EARL, Grief, Super Rich Kids, Chum, Couch, Hive, AssMilk, Off Top, Whoa, Orange Juice, Oldie, Between Friends, Blade, 45, Wind In My Sails, Kill, Sasquatch, WakeUpFaggot, Sunday, Inside, Faucet, Centurion, Pigeons, Epar, Burgundy, Drop, Rats, DNA, CopKiller, Luper, Grown Ups, Guild, I'm Not Real, Hoarse, Mantra, Molasses, Robes, Huey, 523, Uncle Al, Vultures, Stapleton, ThisNiggaUgly, Moonlight, I Be Outside, Dat Ass, Fuck Your Compression (FYC), Molliwopped, Brand New, Deerskin, Sunday, Stone's Throw, 20 Wave Caps, WattStax, Rick James, Wool, Mezmorized, AM // Radio, Rebellious Shit, Knight, Pre, Number 4

Similar Artists:
Vince Staples, MF DOOM, Mac Miller, Joey Bada$$, Casey Veggies, Aesop Rock, Tyler The Creator, Odd Future (a.k.a. OFWGKTA), A$AP Rocky, Run The Jewels, Flying Lotus, Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats, MellowHype, The Underachievers, Chance The Rapper, Freddie Gibbs, Mick Jenkins, Lil B, Yung Lean

About Earl Sweatshirt:
Born Thebe Kgositsile as well as the son of an African poet, Earl Sweatshirt is a Los Angeles-based rapper and member of the Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All (OFWGKTA) crew. Following in the footsteps of Eminem, Natas, and Esham, his languid style is a blend of highly personal alt-rap and morbid horrorcore. In 2010, he released his Earl mixtape to critical acclaim before mysteriously going on hiatus later that year. (It was subsequently revealed that Sweatshirt had been sent to a Samoan boarding school by his mother during this period.) He returned to L.A. at age 18, determined to build on the success of Earl, and he ultimately signed a deal with Columbia Records, enabling him to issue material on the major label through his own Tan Cressida imprint.
Channel Orange Ahead of November 2012's "Chum" -- his first solo single since his return -- Sweatshirt eased himself back onto the scene with a number of collaborations. After live appearances and recordings with Odd Future, he made numerous guest appearances, most notably on Frank Ocean's acclaimed debut studio album channel ORANGE and Flying Lotus' summer single "Between Friends." To coincide with the release of "Chum," he announced that his next album would be titled Doris. Preceded by further singles "Whoa" and "Hive" -- featuring Tyler, the Creator and Vince Staples, respectively -- the album arrived in summer 2013. Doris was greeted with positive reviews and a Top Five place on the overall albums chart. Late the following year, Sweatshirt promised that he'd finished recording for his third album and began issuing tracks, including "45," "Quest/Power," and "Grief." The album, titled I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside, was finally announced in March 2015 but a clerical error made it available a week early. The leak infuriated Sweatshirt, who took to social media to vent his anger.

Couch

gk, The Creator

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