Slum Village‘s ”F.U.N“ Album Download ZIP MP3 Free File
Slum Village, the American hip-hop group, has recently announced the release of its latest album, F.U.N. This marks the group's first album in almost a decade and will be available on all major digital streaming platforms via Ne'Astra Music / Virgin Music Group from May 3rd.
The announcement was made by T3 and Young RJ, who revealed the album's cover art, tracklist, and the official release date on Tuesday, April 16. The album will feature guest appearances from Robert Glasper, Cordae, Eric Roberson, Larry June, Sango, and many others.
Slum Village is currently in the midst of their second month-long European tour in the past year, following a successful 28-date FUN Since 92 Tour. After the album release, they will be joining SZA and Jack Harlow in Louisville, Kentucky for the Gazebo Festival, followed by another performance with Rakim and Talib Kweli for Panic In LA on May 15.
TRACKLIST
- “Welcome” feat Brittney Carter
- “All Live” feat Abstract Orchestra
- “All Live Pt 2” feat. Sango, Phat Kat, Daru Jones
- “To The Disco” feat Abstract Orchestra
- “Request” ft. Earlly Mac, Abstract Orchestra
- “Yeah Yeah” ft Karriem Riggins
- “Just Like You” ft. Larry June, The Dramatics
- “F.U.N”
- “So Superb” ft Cordae, Earlly Mac
- “Keep Dreaming” ft Karriem Riggins, Fat Ray
- “Factor” ft. Eric Roberson, Elijah Fox
- “Since 92” ft Robert Glasper
About Slum Village
Slum Village is a hip hop group from Detroit. It was founded by rappers Baatin, T3, and producer J Dilla. After J Dilla left in 2001, he was replaced by Elzhi. Later, Baatin left due to health issues. Following the deaths of J Dilla in 2006 and Baatin in 2009, T3 is the only surviving member of the original lineup. Over time, the group has experienced several lineup changes and now exists as a duo of T3 and producer Young RJ.
The group recorded their first album, Fantastic (Vol. 1), in 1996-1997 but it wasn't officially released until 2006. Slum Village signed their first record deal in 1998 but had to release their 2000 album Best Kept Secret under the alias “J-88” due to label issues. Best Kept Secret featured remixes and leftover material from Fantastic, Vol. 1. In the same year, Fantastic, Vol. 2 was released on GoodVibe Recordings, featuring guest appearances from Busta Rhymes, Common, D'Angelo, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Pete Rock, Kurupt, and Q-Tip.