Eminent rapper Jack Harlow brings another set of mind-blowing rap numbers featuring the top artists in his second studio album, ‘Come Home the Kids Miss You’.
American rapper Jack Harlow released his second studio album, ‘Come Home the Kids Miss You’ on May 6th through Generation Now and Atlantic Records. He released a single, ‘First Class’ from the album on April 8th, 200 and it has already topped the Billboard Hot 100. The lead single of the album is ‘Nail Tech’. His collaboration with Drake for the track, ‘Churchill Down’ had already been leaked online. The most interesting song on the album is most probably ‘Dua Lipa’. He couldn’t express his crush on the British pop star any better than in this song. He sings, ‘Dua Lipa, I’m tryna do more with her than do a feature’. He has also made an Ed Sheeran reference in the song, ‘I’d Do Anything to Make You Smile’.
The album features musicians like Justin Timberlake, Lil Wayne, and Pharrell Williams apart from Drake. Before the release, Jack Harlow dropped a trailer for the album titled, ‘Friday’ featuring actress Danielle Fishel. The new album is released after he dropped his debut studio album, ‘That’s What They All Say’. His debut album featured his first hit song, ‘What’s Popping’, and some of the greatest contemporary artists such as Lil Wayne, Adam Levin, Big Sean, Lil Baby, and many more. He even earned a Grammy nomination for the Best Rap Song for ‘What’s Poppin’. He earned two more collaborating with Lil Nas X for their chart-topping single, ‘Industry Baby’.
‘Movie Star’ featuring Pharrel is a fusion of synth and fuzzy bass with the loops kicking in at the end. Drake offers his rhyming expertise in ‘Churchill Downs’ giving the track an incredible tonal flow. Justin Timberlake joins the chorus of ‘Parent Trap’ which is a soulful and hypnotizing melody. Lil Wayne’s unique auto-tuned style and Harlow’s amazing singing take the song, ‘Poison’ to the next level.
He has been doing quite a bit of promotion for months for the new album, ‘Come Home the Kids Miss You’, and is able to form a massive fanbase for it. Every song in the album is very close to his heart and powerful enough to resonate with the mass. The 16 tracks range from 2-minute power-packed numbers to 5-minute lyrical odysseys. The verses are more focused and compact compared to his earlier creations. The first single, ‘First Class’ has already earned the 24-year-old artist massive worldwide recognition. The album is like a breath of fresh air that is quite rare in the contemporary hip-hop scene.
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