Jack Harlow’s new album Monica is out as we speak (March 13), and it’s notable for, except for being a brand new Jack Harlow album, taking the artist’s sound in a extra R&B-inspired path.
That’s evident within the video Harlow shared as we speak, for album spotlight “Commerce Locations.” It’s a chill monitor with some smooth and emotive Harlow vocals, which he sings as he walks down the streets and meets up with a particular somebody.
In an interview with New York Occasions‘ PopcastHarlow mentioned the musical path of the challenge, saying:
“I really like Black music. I really like the sound of Black music. And, after all, I’m hyper-aware of the politics of as we speak, that safer touchdown spot that quite a lot of my white contemporaries have discovered. And naturally it appealed to me to do one thing that, at a time when there’s loads of folks anticipating to take a few of the routes the others take, to take the route that not solely won’t be anticipated however can be the one I genuinely need to take.”
Watch the “Commerce Locations” video above and discover the Monica cowl artwork and tracklist beneath.
Jack Harlow’s Monica Album Cowl Paintings
Jack Harlow’s Monica Tracklist
1. “Commerce Locations”
2. “Lonesome”
3. “Prague”
4. “My Winter”
5. “Transfer Alongside” (by James Savage)
6. “All Of My Mates”
7. “Residing Alone”
8. “In opposition to The Grain”
9. “Say Hi there”
Monica is out now by way of Atlantic. Discover extra data right here.