Shortly after their sit down, Mick Jenkins dropped a brand new loosie produced by Kaytranada titled HeadAss. Production aside Jenkins spits his mind and thoughts about the fans, fellow artists, and the complications of this naptime industry. At the end, they sample sound bites from the classic Spike Lee Joint, School Daze where Dap screams "Wake Up!" throughout Mission College. Fortunately for you, Jenkins new track can wake you up courtesy your headophones and the soundcloud player below.Sep 30, 2015
Listen: HeadAss - @MickJenkins
In: HeadAss, Kaytranada, Mick Jenkins
A week or so back, Queen put me onto Mick Jenkins interview with Rosenberg about his relationship with fans and people he looked up to. I felt as if he were talking to me.
Shortly after their sit down, Mick Jenkins dropped a brand new loosie produced by Kaytranada titled HeadAss. Production aside Jenkins spits his mind and thoughts about the fans, fellow artists, and the complications of this naptime industry. At the end, they sample sound bites from the classic Spike Lee Joint, School Daze where Dap screams "Wake Up!" throughout Mission College. Fortunately for you, Jenkins new track can wake you up courtesy your headophones and the soundcloud player below.
Shortly after their sit down, Mick Jenkins dropped a brand new loosie produced by Kaytranada titled HeadAss. Production aside Jenkins spits his mind and thoughts about the fans, fellow artists, and the complications of this naptime industry. At the end, they sample sound bites from the classic Spike Lee Joint, School Daze where Dap screams "Wake Up!" throughout Mission College. Fortunately for you, Jenkins new track can wake you up courtesy your headophones and the soundcloud player below.
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