What do you think of the new Schoolboy Q album?
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LuccaHutson
Ongoing, First published Sep 17
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Schoolboy Q's latest album Blue Lips has garnered positive reviews for its return to form while taking creative risks. The album features the dark, brooding energy that has defined much of his work, with standout tracks like "Pop," featuring Rico Nasty, and "Blueslides," where Q reflects on deeper themes such as mental health. The production, mostly handled by Tae Beast, embraces a range of moods, from minimalism to more experimental beats, maintaining a unique vibe throughout.
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