Stream Vic Mensa’s 'The Autobiography' One Week Early
The Chicago rapper’s debut album has officially arrived.
Vic Mensa’s debut album was scheduled to release next Friday on July 28 but it appears you don’t have to wait until next week to hear it. Today, the Chicago rapper’s debut album, The Autobiography is now available for stream courtesy of NPR’s First Listen. This follows socially and politically-charged releases like “Rage” and his Pusha T-assisted cut, “OMG.” In addition, the album also features notable appearances from Chief Keef, Weezer and Pharrell Williams just to name a few, while production was largely in part from No I.D. who if you recall, produced JAY-Z’s entire 4:44 album.
Stream Vic Mensa’s The Autobiography album here.
The Autobiography tracklist:
1. “Didn’t I (Say I Didn’t)”
2. “Memories on 47th St.”
3. “Rollin’ Like A Stoner”
4. “Homewrecker” Feat. Weezer
5. “Gorgeous” Feat. Syd
6. “Heaven on Earth” Feat. The-Dream
7. “Card Cracker (Skit)”
8. “Down 4 Some Ignorance (Ghetto Lullaby)” Feat. Chief Keef & Joey Purp
9. “Coffee & Cigarettes”
10.”Wings” Feat. Pharrell Williams & Saul Williams
11.”Heaven on Earth (Reprise)”
12.”The Fire Next Time”
13.”We Could Be Free” Feat. Ty Dolla $ign
14.”Rage (Bonus Track)”
15.”OMG” Feat. Pusha T (Bonus Track)
