Lil Yachty

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Complex's best new music this week includes songs from Lil Yachty, Rae Sremmurd, Chloe, Zack Bia, Don Toliver, Midwxst, Denzel Curry, and many more.

Four years after releasing their hit “RNP,” Cordae and Anderson .Paak have reunite once again on “Two Tens.” Their latest collaboration is a smooth record that finds the duo trading punchy bars over a slick and mellow beat, which was co-produced by J. “Motown” is a fun collaboration that will appear on Kaycyy’s next project. The track, which is expected to be on Cordae’s upcoming album, isn’t as electric as their first collaboration, but still enjoyable and at the very least, shows that Cordae and .Paak still make a great duo. “Robbers and Villains” does get repetitive at times, but it definitely has a sound and message that will go over well with many listeners. “Motown” is a bar-heavy record that finds Kaycyy delivering thoughtful raps that reflect on various moments in his life. “I been ballin’, I been ballin’ since the red monkeys/I been ballin’ since the tip-off/Yohji Yamamotos on my legs, let’s have a drip-off,” BabyTron spits. “Robbers and Villains” is a menacing track with a late-night feel that finds SleazyWorld Go reflecting on some of the darkest things he’s witnessed in his life. “Tally” is a solid collaboration. After a long hiatus, Rae Sremmurd is back with “Sucka or Sum,” a slow-burning, trap record with a booming bass. “Tally” is an unsuspecting collaboration from Midwxst and Denzel Curry. “Drive ME crazy!” is one of the standouts of Lil Yachty’s new album Let’s Start Here, which also marks a new musical direction for the rapper. “Hardcore” is a fun and energetic dance record that finds Zack Bia joining forces with Don Toliver.

Rapper Lil Yachty debuted his new album at the planetarium at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City alongside Drake and Offset on Thursday.

[Ron Perlman at the Hoboken waterfront](https://www.hobokengirl.com/ron-perlman-hoboken-movie-filming/) at the beginning of this month to [Meghan Trainor at the Jersey City Target](https://www.hobokengirl.com/celebrity-sightings-target-jersey-city/) in November. the vibes were immaculate! Fans took to TikTok to share their experiences at the Liberty Science Center for the listening party. (fka Shawn May)] [Liberty Science Center](https://www.hobokengirl.com/liberty-science-center-lsc-after-dark-jersey-city/) also posted on its Instagram, [Liberty Science Center](https://lsc.org/)) Just last night, three more celebs were in Jersey City, this time a group of well-known rappers: Lil Yachty, Drake, and Offset were all at Liberty Science Center’s planetarium.

We knew Lil Yachty was a weird guy, but we didn't know he was this weird. Yachty, the Atlanta rap eccentric, has always pushed his voice in as many ...

Lil Yachty co-produced every track on Let’s Start Here., and I’m guessing he created the album cover with the AI model DALL-E mini. The record is definitely indulgent, but it never loses its way, and it demands to be heard as a cohesive whole. There’s a little bit of rapping on the album, but only a little. — the period is part of the title — in studios around the country. [Michigan Boat Boy](https://www.stereogum.com/2145309/stream-lil-yachtys-new-collab-heavy-mixtape-michigan-boat-boy/music/), a 2021 mixtape where he teamed up with rappers from the Detroit and Flint underground scenes, to [the movie based on the card game UNO](https://www.stereogum.com/2115275/lil-yachty-developing-heist-movie-based-on-the-card-game-uno/news/) that he was supposedly developing. Yachty, the Atlanta rap eccentric, has always pushed his voice in as many different directions as possible — a tendency that’s led him from projects that range from

The 'Poland' rapper pulled out the big guns for his departure from his signature rap sound, and fans are impressed.

“The Zone” Feat. When discussing the inspiration behind the album and his robust approach, Yachty sternly replied, “I wanted to be taken seriously as an artist, not just some SoundCloud rapper. “The Ride” Feat. During the initial announcement, Yachty did not list any guest vocal features. While Lil Yachty co-produced the entire album, the project features a list of heavy hitter guest producers, including Justin Raisen, Sad Pony, Patrick Wimberly, Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Jacob Portrait, Nick Hakim, Magdalena Bay, and Jam City. To some, the departure from his signature rap sound to the project’s psychedelic alternative rock core came as a surprise, but to the rapper and his die-hard fans, [this was to be expected](https://uproxx.com/music/lil-yachty-next-album-psychedelic-alternative-project/).

Lil Yachty Celebrates Release of Psychedelic Rock Album With “Say Something” Music Video: On 'Let's Start Here,' Yachty begins a new chapter.

Turns out, it’s just a figment of Yachty’s imagination and his date isn’t feeling the same way, tell him that it’s been “two weeks.” True to its title, Let’s Start Here ushers in a new start for Yachty, or at the very least, a level up in his music career. Throughout 2021 and 2022, the rapper was hard at work in the studio, building up to what would become the genre-bending LP.

Lil Yachty continues to grow his legacy as a creative maverick with Let's Start Here., out now via Quality Control Music/Motown Records.

On January 17, Yachty first announced the album, revealing the title and cover art. The surreal video descends into chaos as characters complain of the temperature before Yachty descends down a blinding white hallway and enters an even brighter room. The camera whip-pans to another Yachty sitting in the waiting room, who begins to narrate the events.

In what sounds like a case of musical mad libs, Lil Yachty has just released a song co-written by Alex G and Mac DeMarco. The cello-blowi...

We recently [interviewed DeMarco about his new instrumental album and the "ridiculous" state of indie rock](https://exclaim.ca/music/article/mac_demarco_five_easy_hot_dogs_interview). Alex G and Mac DeMarco, respectively. [cello-blowing](https://www.thefader.com/2017/05/29/lil-yachty-peek-a-boo-cello)rapper tapped the two indie rock songwriters for his new album Let's Start Here, which came out today.

A new episode of The Round-Up is live with the best songs of the week, featuring the latest from Kari Faux, Lil Yachty, Fatboi Sharif, Vic Mensa, and more.

This week’s set features new music from Kari Faux, Lil Yachty, Fatboi Sharif, Vic Mensa and more. [Popstar Benny](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/popstar-benny) sends up a spell of trilling hi-hats and punchy, wide-panning synths on this rumbling selection from his new album, University!, which is out today via True Panther Records, featuring appearances from [Tony Shhnow](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/tony-shhnow), Bear1boss, $pook, and more. 1, which is set for release on February 8th via 10k Records. [Lil Yachty](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/lil-yachty) dips into a mid-tempo disco pop groove on this gleaming footwork-friendly cut from his stellar new album, Let’s Start Here, which is out today via QC and Universal Music Group, featuring contributions from [Fousheé](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/foushee), [Nick Hakim](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/nick-hakim), [Mac DeMarco](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/mac-demarco), and more. [the inaugural edition of his Black Star Line Festival](https://www.okayafrica.com/black-star-line-festival-review/) in Ghana, [Vic Mensa](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/vic-mensa) lets loose an airy and kaleidoscopic bit of dusty r&b, aided by the soaring falsettos of [Thundercat](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/thundercat) and [Maeta](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/maeta). [Jadasea](http://www.okayplayer.com/tag/jadasea) and Laron put their potency on full display in this brawny new single from their upcoming collaborative tape, The Corner Vol.

Watch the music video for Lil Yachty's “sAy SOMETHINg,” taken from his album Let's Start Here.

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Lil Yachty continues to grow his legacy as a creative maverick with Let's Start Here., out now via Quality Control Music/Motown Records.

Lil Yachty has unleashed a bizarre new music video for the track "sAy sOMETHINg" in which he tells a woman he loves her just two weeks after first meeting.

[revealing the ominous cover art](https://hiphopdx.com/news/lil-yachty-new-album-lets-start-here) that shows businessmen and women laughing with devilish smiles. [The 25-year-old first teased the album back in May 2022](https://twitter.com/lilyachty/status/1521268095859499015): “I try not to tweet ‘cuz I know y’all want [the] album… The video, directed by Crowns & Owls, was released on Friday (January 27) and opens with Lil Yachty on a date with a woman. Yachty responds with a stunned look on his face: “I was thinking we’d be together. Things go awry when he suddenly begins to picture her drifting away from him in a car and at the diner where they’re on the date. “Mm, mm, don’t ever in your life say that to me again,” she says in the video.