Dropping on Thursday (Feb. 16), the album features his latest single, “The Let Out” sans-Quavo. There’s also the popular tracks “Little Bit More” and the dynamic “Chief Don’t Run.” His Wondaland partners Roman GianArthur, Janelle Monaé and St. Beauty also serve as special guests on the project.
The Stanford University alumni pays tribute to his Nigerian roots on the opener “A Bull’s Take” and experiments with Caribbean blends on the aforementioned, “A Little Bit More.”
Speaking to VIBE last year, the singer says he remained in solace for the creation of the album. “Finding myself was a combination of being alone for different periods of time,” he said. “Even when I made this album, I was alone for the holiday season. I didn’t go see my family. It’s that and then combining that with returning back to your community. You see it all the time is rites of passage rituals. That’s just standard. You go and come back with new knowledge. That’s how you can find yourself.”
Jidenna enjoys the wonders of love and mystery on the magical “Bambi” and transforms to club mode on “Trampolines.”
Check out the album here.
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