Musiq Soulchild has served up the second providing from his forthcoming collaborative album with Hit-Boy, this time reminiscing a few former lover on “I Keep in mind You My Ex.”
“Ooh you make it exhausting to go away,” Musiq croons on the tune. “All this reminiscing – lady it acquired me all in my emotions/ Might we simply return to earlier than all of it went fallacious.”
The pair additionally launched a visible to accompany the tune. Directed by Caleb Seales, it reveals the harrowing actuality of an ex transferring out after a relationship meets its demise.
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Musiq Soulchild first introduced the venture in an interview on comic Invoice Bellamy’s High Billin’ podcast, the place he revealed the title — Victims & Villains — and hinted at a February launch. It’s since been pushed again, and can now arrive on March 10.
“The title is designed to handle the subject of the challenges all of us take care of in relationships, however I’m approaching it from a barely totally different angle than I used to,” Soulchild mentioned. “It’s extra summary, on the similar time direct.”
He added: “Lots of people don’t notice which one they’re; they suppose they’re one once they’re the opposite.”
Hit-Boy and Musiq Soulchild are not any strangers to working collectively. Soulchild has appeared on two Hit-Boy-produced tracks up to now: Kanye West’s 2010 vacation jingle “Christmas in Harlem” and Audio Push’s “Reward You” in 2016.
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The Surf Membership hitmaker can also be no rookie on the subject of R&B having beforehand collaborated with Beyoncé, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Mary J. Blige, John Legend, The-Dream, Kelly Rowland, Teyana Taylor, Jennifer Hudson, Macy Grey, and lots of extra.
Hip Hop was Hit-Boy’s foremost precedence final yr, although, and his prolific marketing campaign earned him HipHopDX’s Finest Producer of 2022 crown.
The Inland Empire native dropped joint initiatives with Dreezy and Pacman Da Gunman whereas contributing to Beyoncé’s Renaissance, The Recreation’s Drillmatic, Ab-Soul’s Herbert, Conway The Machine’s God Don’t Make Errors and YG’s I Acquired Points, amongst different albums.
However his crowning achievement was King’s Illness III, his fourth collaboration with Nas in three years and arguably the best installment of their Grammy-winning sequence.
