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Produced by Johnny Venus, Christo, and Hollywood JB, “Baptize” finds EarthGang and J.I.D. As new single “Baptize” would seem to demonstrate, the group is also very aware of the summer’s protests against police brutality. While Spilligion was begun before the coronavirus pandemic overran the United States, it was mostly recorded within the pressure of lockdown. Now, though, the old friends have reassembled in a changed world. The group was breaking apart because their dreams were coming true, and there’s no use crying over Spillage milk. They were bearly barely getting started when, in late 2016, 6LACK broke out with the single “Prblms”, followed by EarthGang and J.I.D. By the time the latter record was released, the Village had grown to include EarthGang, J.I.D., 6LACK, Mereba, JurdanBryant, Hollywood JB, and Benji. Spilligion is the collective’s fourth album overall, following on the ursine trilogy Bears Like This (2014), Bears Like This Too (2015), and Bears Like This Too Much (2016). As a preview, the Atlanta artists have shared the first single, “Baptize”, featuring group members EarthGang and J.I.D. Hip-hop supergroup Spillage Village have reunited after four years for the release of a new album called Spilligion. The post Spillage Village Announce New Album Spilligion, Share “Baptize”: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound.

Spillage village bears like this too much