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TDE’s Ab-Soul Believes ‘Redemption’ Is Possible for Drake Following Kendrick Lamar?Feud
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Ab-Soul announces "The Intelligent Movement Tour"
The TDE talent is hitting the road this summer.
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Ab-Soul delivers latest visual for "Gotta Rap"
The DJ Premier-produced track can be found on Ab-Soul’s latest drop ‘Herbert.’
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Ray Vaughn unveils "Sandcastles" visual with Ab-Soul
The TDE-backed clip is directed by Jacob Rink.
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Zacari unveils latest single "Motions" with Ab-Soul
The Top Dawg captains unite for a smooth new offering.
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Ray Vaughn and Ab-Soul connect for "Sandcastles"
Wallis Lane, rayo, Vinnyforgood, Jack LoMastro, and Ayala handle the song’s production.
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Ab-Soul recruits LeBron James to A&R his next album
Ab-Soul met up with LeBron outside of the Crypto.com Arena after the Lakers game and asked him to A&R his next release.
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Ab-Soul and SiR come together for new "IT BE LIKE THAT" visual
The song is featured on his ‘Herbert’ album.
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Ab-Soul Is Trying to Live in The Present, With a Little Help From His?Friends
Ab-Soul returns with his first album in six years, 'Herbert,' as well as a new perspective.
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Music Review: Ab-Soul finds purpose after pain on 'Herbert'
Ab-Soul’s “Herbert" is peppered with messages — a voicemail from his praying grandma, snippets of encouragement from his inner circle and so on. “Herbert” is named for the man behind the Ab-Soul rap persona, born Herbert Anthony Stevens IV. The music finds Ab-Soul looking back, all the way to childhood, like on the Kal Banx-produced “Hollandaise,” in which he recounts memorizing songs from '90s duo Kriss Kross and typing “freestyles” for an Internet audience via AOL dial-up.
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Ab-Soul, Young Dolph, Boldy James Unleash New Music Friday?Releases
Additional releases include Lil Durk, Saint JHN, Jim Jones, Little Simz, Your Old Droog, and Rah Swish.
