Hoodies All Summer Kano
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Album-Release:
2019
HRA-Release:
30.08.2019
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- 1 Free Years Later 03:52
- 2 Good Youtes Walk Amongst Evil 04:25
- 3 Trouble 05:02
- 4 Pan-Fried (feat. Kojo Funds) 03:30
- 5 Can't Hold We Down (feat. Popcaan) 04:27
- 6 Teardrops 04:23
- 7 Bang Down Your Door 01:32
- 8 Got My Brandy, Got My Beats (feat. Lil Silva) 03:46
- 9 Class of Deja (feat. D Double E & Ghetts) 03:29
- 10 SYM 04:50
Info for Hoodies All Summer
Grime OG Kano announces his sixth studio album HOODIES ALL SUMMER, which is set to drop on August 30 via Parlophone/Atlantic Records. To go with the announcement, Kano drops two new tracks from the album – “Trouble” and “Class Of Deja” featuring D Double E and Ghetts – as well as a new music video. The 17-minute double video is directed by Aneil Karia and was shot over two days in London earlier this summer. The concept of the video created by Kano.
Produced by Blue May and Jodi Milliner, HOODIES ALL SUMMER is Kano’s first release since 2016’s MADE IN THE MANOR. The 10-track album sees Kano explore a more minimal – yet still uniquely British – sound which brings his lyrical prowess to the fore. The LP features appearances from Kojo Funds, Popcaan, Lil Silva, D Double E, and Ghetts.
With this latest album, Kano moves beyond the more personal themes of MADE IN THE MANOR to tackle with a soaring fury the social fissures and injustices he sees developing around him on both a local and global level. The result is his most ambitious body of work to date. HOODIES ALL SUMMER is a commanding and visceral examination of communities marked by isolation, frustration, anger and loss, as well as creativity, defiance and hope.
One of the most innovative, interesting and pioneering artists to come out of Britain in recent years, Kano writes here at a pitch of scalding urgency, with an honesty that uses personal experience and observation to magnify the current processes of the societal and political system. The centre, he reminds us with unsparing detail, cannot hold.
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