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I Want to Die in New Orleans by $Uicideboy$ (CD, 2018)
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelCAR, Caroline
UPC0842812109119
eBay Product ID (ePID)17046057730
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2018
GenreRap & Hip-hop/Hip Hop
Artist$Uicideboy$
Release TitleI Want to Die in New Orleans
Dimensions
Item Height0.15 in
Item Weight0.08 lb
Item Length5.51 in
Item Width4.89 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks15
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
TracksKing Tulip, Bring Out Your Dead, Nicotine Patches, 10000 Degrees, 122 Days, Phantom Menace, Krewe Du Vieux (Comedy ; Tragedy), War Time All the Time, Coma, Long Gone (Save Me from This Hell), Meet Mr. Niceguy, Carrollton, FVCK the Industry, I No Longer Fear the Razor, Guarding My Heel (IV)
Notes2018 release. Hailing from New Orleans' Seventh Ward, a crime-ridden, neglected, violent section of the city, rap duo and cousins $uicideboy$, comprised of members $lick and Ruby Da Cherry, got their start in 2014 and their name references a pact they made: if they didn't make it by age 30, they would end their lives. XXL magazine heralded $uicideboy$ as "one of the fastest growing acts in hip-hop right now" and their heavily anticipated album I Want To Die in New Orleans is inspired by their tour experiences and all the extravagance that comes along with the fame. The duo strives to create clever, thought-provoking music that continues to push boundaries, while also remaining true to their mission, which $lick says is "We make music for people who don't know who they are, and where they belong. That's the whole philosophy behind $uicideboy$: nothing is ever permanent - especially life."
