Chance the Rapper performed a new song at a show in Austin, Texas on Saturday night (October 10). The name of the song is currently unknown, but as it came to an end, Chance muttered the words “"hid mixture", suggesting that it may be part of a yet to be announced project.
The past few months have been busy for the Chicago MC, 'Surf', a jazz fusion album that featured collaborations with Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment was released in May. In August he released 'Free (Based Freestyles Mixtape)', a joint mixtape with Lil B, as well as the song 'Israel (Sparring)' featuring Noname Gypsy.
Chance was also invited to give a guest lecture at Harvard University's Hiphop Archive & Research Institute in April. He then took the opportunity to sit for a Q&A to answer questions about protests in Baltimore, streaming services like Tidal, misogyny in hip-hop, and even working with Kanye West.
"I thought you guys were troubled kids and shit, and I was coming to talk to you about getting your lives together," he joked to the Ivy League school students. On the civil unrest in Baltimore, Chance urged the group to stay informed about what's actually happening in the city and described the situation as "very hard to watch".
A third Chance mixtape would follow '#10Day', which was released in 2012, while 'Acid Rap' followed the following year.
By Devon Pyne for RAPstation.com
Chance the Rapper hints at a third mixtape coming soon
Chance the Rapper performed a new song at a show in Austin, Texas on Saturday night (October 10). The name of the song is currently unknown, but as it came to an end, Chance muttered the words “"hid mixture", suggesting that it may be part of a yet to be announced project.
The past few months have been busy for the Chicago MC, 'Surf', a jazz fusion album that featured collaborations with Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment was released in May. In August he released 'Free (Based Freestyles Mixtape)', a joint mixtape with Lil B, as well as the song 'Israel (Sparring)' featuring Noname Gypsy.
Chance was also invited to give a guest lecture at Harvard University's Hiphop Archive & Research Institute in April. He then took the opportunity to sit for a Q&A to answer questions about protests in Baltimore, streaming services like Tidal, misogyny in hip-hop, and even working with Kanye West.
"I thought you guys were troubled kids and shit, and I was coming to talk to you about getting your lives together," he joked to the Ivy League school students. On the civil unrest in Baltimore, Chance urged the group to stay informed about what's actually happening in the city and described the situation as "very hard to watch".
A third Chance mixtape would follow '#10Day', which was released in 2012, while 'Acid Rap' followed the following year.
By Devon Pyne for RAPstation.com
