“I’d like to walk this fine line of experimental and pop when I’m making music, and I try to bring all these different type of things that inspired and influenced me when I was growing up together to make one thing that makes people feel something,” Kevin Abstract shared with Troye Sivan last fall, sharing some insight into the motivations and influences that drive the sound and overall direction of releases like ARIZONA BABY. Kevin Abstract’s previous studio album as a solo artist, American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story, was released back in 2016 his last project with Brockhampton, Iridescence, landed on streaming services and similar platforms in September of 2018. Album DescriptionProduced by Jack Antonoff and his Brockhampton cohort Romil Hermani, ARIZONA BABY delivers 11 new tracks to fans, including previously-released cuts like the aforementioned “Peach” record and “Baby Boy” - both of which received music videos this month. See More Your browser does not support the audio element. Upon release, the album debuted just outside the Top 50 of the Billboard 200. Highlights include the energetic "Joyride," the thoughtful Ghettobaby song trio ("Corpus Christi," "Baby Boy," and "Mississippi"), and "Peach," which featured vocals by Dominic Fike and Brockhampton crew members Joba and Bearface. Paak, he also delved deep into conscious hip-hop territory with introspective pieces that focused on religion, his sexuality, and family. Produced primarily by Jack Antonoff with additional work by Brockhampton mate Romil Hemnani, the album showcased Abstract's ability to slide from genre to genre: in addition to thriving in smooth R&B soundscapes that would fit nicely alongside Frank Ocean and Anderson.
In April 2019, Brockhampton frontman Kevin Abstract slowly unveiled an album in pieces, culminating in its final form, Arizona Baby.
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