Hot 21 Radio

Logic has recruited Joey Bada$$, RZA, Redman and more for his new album 'College Park,' which will serve as the follow-up to 'Vinyl Days.'

Logic has recruited Joey Bada$$, RZA, Redman and more for his new album titled College Park. The Maryland rapper announced the news on Monday (January 9) in the form of an animated trailer, during which a February 24 release date is announced. At the end of the clip, other features from Bun B, Statik Selektah, Fat Trel, Norah Jones, Phil Ade, Seth MacFarlane, Lucy Rose, Andy Hull, Big Lenbo, Jordan Harris and Lil Keke are revealed. New music is also previewed, with a song that finds Logic reminiscing on his dreams of being Kendrick Lamar, Lupe Fiasco and JAY-Z. College Park 2023 Insipio , on which he dissed rappers who value money and fame over their craft. I dont give a damn about rhyming, I like the way that that jewelry be shining / Nope, that aint the way to think about this rap shit / Im a musician, I love the art / Shoulda never let you in from the start / It aint one man or another we one in the same / One of us wants all the money and fame the other just loves the game, he rapped. Logic released his last album Vinyl Days in June 2022. His final album on Def Jam, the project debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with features from DJ Premier, RZA, Royce Da 59, The Game, Action Bronson, Wiz Khalifa, Russ, AZ and others. During an interview with NPR following its release, Visionary Music Group MC talked about his career so far and his goals moving forward. January 4, 2023 Ive really amassed such an incredible fan base, he said. Ive been blessed to make the right moves as a businessman. Financially, theres nothing I need from the music industry anymore. Ive hit every pinnacle except winning a Grammy. Ive done that. Ive been to the awards shows, Ive won awards, Ive sold out Madison Square Garden. He added: I would rather have amassed the financial stability that I have, take a U-turn, and make music that maybe isnt so popular and take a quote/unquote dive in my career on purpose to go out on a stage happy and proud of what Im doing. Id rather be hated for who I am than loved for who Im not. Subscribe to DX Newsletter Read more