Oddisee - The Iceberg album flac

The Iceberg by Oddisee, released 24 February 2017 1. Digging Deep 2. Things 3. Built By Pictures 4. Hold It Back 5. You Grew Up 6. NNGE (feat. Toine) 7. Like Really 8. Want To Be 9. This Girl I Know 10. Waiting Outside 11. Rain Dance 12. Rights & Wrongs (feat.

The Iceberg is a studio album by American hip hop artist Oddisee. It was released via Mello Music Group on February 24, 2017. It is the official follow-up to his 2015 album, The Good Fight. It features guest appearances from Toine and Olivier St. Louis.

As with every Oddisee record, The Iceberg adheres to a high concept; in this case he's taking aim at the tendency to accept surface-level information and forget about underlying complexities.

The Iceberg Tracklist. 1. Digging Deep Lyrics. Following the success of his 2016 projects, Alwasta and The Odd Tape, Oddisee announced the release of his next album, The Iceberg. In addition to the album announcement, a host of cities were revealed as destinations for a massive world tour spanning Europe and the US in 2017.

Album · 2017 · 12 Songs. Parts of Oddisee’s latest confront Trump’s America: How you gonna make us great when we were never really all that amazing? But the DC rapper sees little renewed cause for concern: I’m from black America/This is just another year, he raps on NNGE. Not that the familiarity of oppression blunts his fight. Over funky, soulful tracks, he addresses the sexism ( Hold It Back ) and police brutality ( You Grew Up ) that stifle his simple hope: I just wanna be free.

The Iceberg (Oddisee album). For other uses, see Iceberg (disambiguation).

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The long-awaited date has come! Oddisee’s The Iceberg is finally out on Mello Music Group and it's euphonious! After we have featured "Like Really" and "Things" (which serves as "a mission statement for the album"), at last we are able to see the whole picture! The 12-track album follows last year's The Odd Tape and Alwasta EP. It revolves around love, fear, happiness, equality, politics, race, religion and much more.