Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.
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Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.
Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.
Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.
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Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.
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This item is to the best of our knowledge available to us from the supplier and should ship to you within the time-frame indicated. If there are any unforeseen issues with availability we will notify you immediately
Lunice weighs in a tightly packed album of new hip hop and club mutations with CCCLX for LuckyMe landing in the wake of production for Lil Wayne, Le1f, Azealia Banks and Kanye West since the start of the decade, and even a slot as Madonna’s 2015 tour DJ.
Subtly framed like a sort of stage play or futurist hip hop opera, CCCLX follows a finely structured dramaturgy with titles such as CCCLX (Curtain) and CCCLX (Intermission) or CCCLX (Costume) and a revolving roll call of voices and production characters coming into play including Québécois MCs Speng and CJ Flemming, and Denzel Curry and Le1f appearing alongside contribution from SOPHIE.
Standout cuts come in the form of Drop Down, featuring ratchet production from SOPHIE and catty bars from Le1f, and also the fiercely icy but bugged-out O.N.O., but safe to say if you’ve followed Lunice since the start, you’ll be all over the whole thing.