Blu DeTiger Announces New Album N.Y. Baby, Shares Title Track with Holly Walker, Say She She, Flavor Flav: Stream
Blu DeTiger has announced her sophomore album, N.Y. Baby, due out on November 6th. She’s also shared the album’s title track — featuring the one and only Flavor Flav, Holly Walker, and Say She She — which joins previously released singles “Whisper,” “Shock!”, and “Feel Good.”
The new LP was produced by Robin Hannibal and Dan Edinberg, with additional contributions coming from DeTiger’s drummer brother, Rex DeTiger. A press release promises “additoonal star-studded guest appearances,” including a collaboration with Jon Batiste called “Rize.”
“Being a New Yorker is such a huge part of who I am, and ‘N.Y. Baby’ is me fully embracing that,” DeTiger said of the title track in a press statement. “I’m restless, independent, curious; I love movement, meeting people, and not knowing exactly where a night is going to end. There’s something about this city that always tempts you to keep going, to stay out a little later, meet one more person, hear one more song. I wanted the song to capture that feeling of letting go of control and surrendering to wherever the night takes you.”
Check out “N.Y. Baby” below, followed by the album artwork and tracklist. Pre-saves are going on here.
Blu DeTiger’s upcoming live schedule includes a handful of festival appearances (All Things Go NYC, Fields of Funk), opening spots for Thundercat, and a few headlining gigs; get tickets here, where you can save $20 on orders of $200 or more with code COS20.
Also, check out Blu and Rex DeTigers’ appearance on Six-Pack Stories, the artist-on-artist interview series presented by Lagunitas and Consequence, where they talk about their sibling musical connection, performing at CBGB, and making “main character music.”
N.Y. Baby Artwork:
N.Y. Baby Tracklist:
01. Whisper
02. Shock!
03. Feel Good
04. N.Y. Baby (feat. Holly Walker, Say She She, Flavor Flav)
05. Divine
06. Makeup
07. Love Trap
08. Heat
09. Juicin’ (All Is Good, I Make Music)
10. Rize (feat. Jon Batiste)
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