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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Soul Glo Unleash New Song “Ppl Worried” Featuring TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe: Stream

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    Soul Glo have unveiled the new song “Ppl Worried” featuring TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe. The track is the second single from the Philadelphia hardcore band’s upcoming album, NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT, out January 15th via Epitaph Records.

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    “Ppl Worried” centers on drug addiction, with lyrics like, “Love enters thru the nose/ The nostril’s my favorite hole.” The track features Soul Glo frontman Pierce Jordan on the first verse, with TV on the Radio’s Adebimpe delivering the second verse, plus a call-and-response section featuring both vocalists.

    “Ppl Worried” follows first single “February Theory,” which we named our Heavy Song of the Week upon its release last month.

    Soul Glo will hit the road with Chat Pile for the second leg of their US tour in November, with tickets available here.

    Check out the lyric video for “Ppl Worried” below.

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