Schoolboy Q - Blank Face LP mp3 album

Blank Face LP is Schoolboy Q’s fourth studio album. It will serve as the follow-up to his major label debut, Oxymoron. Q recently released the Kanye West-assisted single, THat Part, which followed the previous promo single, Groovy Tony. There was vague news regarding this album over the months prior to its release, with Top Dawg Entertainment reporting that Q turned in the LP in April, and that it would arrive before summer. On June, 1, 2016, ScHoolboy Q announced the official release date as July 8th, not exactly before summer, but close to the start of the season.

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Alternatively titled "Blank Face" on spine. The letter "H" is stylized in bigger lettering throughout the release. Track positions are listed sequentially, as they are on the release. Blank Face LP ‎(2xLP, Album). Top Dawg Entertainment, Interscope Records. Schoolboy Q. Blank Face LP ‎(CD, Album).

ScHoolboy Q releases "Blank Face LP," the follow-up to "Oxymoron. ScHoolboy Q debunked rumors that Kendrick Lamar produced on Blank Face LP and instead said that his fellow Black Hippy rapper provided background vocals on the album. This is the follow-up to ScHoolboy Q’s Oxymoron, which dropped in 2014. So far this year, TDE has also released K. Dot’s untitled unmastered. project, a collection of songs that were cut from To Pimp a Butterfly. The label promised projects from Isaiah Rashad, Ab-Soul and SZA before the end of 2016. Stream ScHoolboy Q’s Blank Face LP below: (This article was last updated June 24, 2016 and is as follows

Blank Face LP is the fourth studio album by American hip hop recording artist Schoolboy Q. It was released on July 8, 2016, by Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) and Interscope Records. It is his second project to be released under a major record label to music retailers, following 2014's Oxymoron.

Blank face LP has an underline concept. Money and what people would do for money. On his second major label LP, schoolboy q recounts tales of poverty, desperation and gangbanging to survive. He maneuvers through gritty yet colorful production with ease and bars as hard as brick. They compel the listener to understand his POV at their own risk. The album has character development during its 70 something hours. This is no dynamic contrast in the album that holds my interest. Part of what makes this genre so fantastic is its huge scale of dynamic and emotional ability, and Blank Face LP took little-to-no advantage of that. It wasn't bad by any means, but it was just incredibly unremarkable. There doesn't seem to be a point to any of it, to the production, to the lyricism, nothing.

Blank Face, Q’s follow-up to 2014’s Oxymoron, is coming out during a big year for West Coast rap. As a rap mecca, California is arguably more exciting than Atlanta in 2016, with great-to-excellent new releases coming from Kamaiyah, Kendrick, Mozzy, Nef the Pharoah, YG, and more. Blank Face exists somewhere within that sphere, and it also stands apart as an attempt at a masterpiece. A bunch of West Coast artists, both young and old, make appearances: Tha Dogg Pound, E-40, Kendrick, Vince Staples, Anderson. Predictably, the most common criticism of the 75-minute Blank Face so far is that it’s overlong, but length can be a positive with an album like this. It’s hard and sinister like a gangster rap album, but it’s also sprawling and even psychedelic at times. Nothing else sounds like it, and that’s a joy to behold.