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The Queens, New York rapper's sophomore LP is made up of 12 tracks, including the single "Night Job" featuring J. Cole. Fellow Dreamville signee Cozz makes an appearance on "Dopamine."

Bas spoke with HipHopDX about the inspiration for the album, which partly stemmed from when he accidentally took methylone (MDMC) instead of what he thought was molly (MDMA).

"I feel like a lot of times, the drugs are used as a perspective to [highlight] what I'm really doing in life. It's almost sobering in itself," he said.

A trip with J. Cole to Ferguson, Missouri where Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer in 2014 also gave Bas the perspective he needed for Too High to Riot.

"We got a voice but I'm becoming more aware how our voice is growing," he says to HipHopDX. "Going [down there] changed my perspective on what we could do. It's easier to sit back and be a cynic but we really speak to people--and they connect to it."

Too High to Riot is the follow-up to Last Winter.

Bas' Too High to Riot album cover art, tracklist and stream are below:

Too High to Riot
Methylone
Dopamine (feat. Cozz)
Housewives
Miles and Miles
Live For
Clouds Never Get Old
Matches (feat. The Hics)
Night Job (feat. J. Cole)
Ricochet (feat. The Hics)
Penthouse
Black Owned Business

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Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot Bas Too High to Riot  

The Queens, New York rapper's sophomore LP is made up of 12 tracks, including the single "Night Job" featuring J. Cole. Fellow Dreamville signee Cozz makes an appearance on "Dopamine."

Bas spoke with HipHopDX about the inspiration for the album, which partly stemmed from when he accidentally took methylone (MDMC) instead of what he thought was molly (MDMA).

"I feel like a lot of times, the drugs are used as a perspective to [highlight] what I'm really doing in life. It's almost sobering in itself," he said.

A trip with J. Cole to Ferguson, Missouri where Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer in 2014 also gave Bas the perspective he needed for Too High to Riot.

"We got a voice but I'm becoming more aware how our voice is growing," he says to HipHopDX. "Going [down there] changed my perspective on what we could do. It's easier to sit back and be a cynic but we really speak to people--and they connect to it."

Too High to Riot is the follow-up to Last Winter.

Bas' Too High to Riot album cover art, tracklist and stream are below:

Too High to Riot
Methylone
Dopamine (feat. Cozz)
Housewives
Miles and Miles
Live For
Clouds Never Get Old
Matches (feat. The Hics)
Night Job (feat. J. Cole)
Ricochet (feat. The Hics)
Penthouse
Black Owned Business

Bas, TooHightoRiot, JCole, YoGotti, TheArtofHustle, NickiMinaj, PushaT, Future, KanyeWest, LilWayne, GEazy, underground, hiphop, earlsweatshirt, tylerthecreator, oddfuture, jazz, torylanez, trap, cloudrap, basedgod, trance, bigsean, beats, mixtape, Alternative, Rap, Jazz

Too High to Riot - Bas [Too High to Riot] Youtube: Der Witz

Methylone - Bas [Too High to Riot] Youtube: Der Witz

Dopamine (feat. Cozz) - Bas [Too High to Riot] Youtube: Der Witz

Housewives - Bas [Too High to Riot] Youtube: Der Witz

Live For - Bas [Too High to Riot] Youtube: Der Witz

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