Earl Sweatshirt has seemingly been laying low since the 2019 release of his Feet Of Clay EP — save for a few guest spots throughout 2020 and an appearance on Armand Hammer’s Alchemist-produced ...

Navy Blue, who released his debut album Àdá Irin earlier this year, previously teamed up with Earl on “ The Mint,” a single from Earl’s 2018 album Some Rap Songs.

The record was produced entirely by Navy Blue and boasts features from Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, duendita, Remy Banks, and Jesse James Solomon, as well as one from Navy himself.

Earl Sweatshirt, meanwhile, last released a full-length in 2018 in the form of Some Rap Songs, which was followed one year later with the eventually deluxe-ified Feet of Clay EP.

Along with features from Earl Sweatshirt and Navy Blue are those from New Yorkers MIKE and Remy Banks, bringing into clear view what you might be able to speak to when the non-essential falls away.

The navy blue sweatshirt features retro image of Virgin Atlantic’s “Flying Lady” logo, which was inspired by pin-up girls sketched by Peruvian painter, Alberto Vargas, in the ’30s and ’40s.

After dropping off the video for "Can't Do This Alone" last week, Wiki has finally released his new album 'Half God,' which is entirely produced by Navy Blue. Mackenzie Cummings-Grady October 1, 2021 ...

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Lead single “Nobles” features longtime Alchemist collaborator Earl Sweatshirt and rapper/producer/pro skater Navy Blue. Rather than taking separate verses, the two rappers toss lines back and ...