The Black Eyed Peas celebrate 20 years in music with the release of their seventh studio album ‘Masters Of The Sun.’
Drawing on their earlier pre-Pop sound, members will.i.am, apl.de.ap and Taboo regroup for the project which skews political (plus socially reflective) and is loosely inspired by their graphic novel of the same name.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Due for release next Friday (October 26th), the set will not feature Fergie – who is currently on a hiatus from the band.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Still, the trio will be joined by a host of notable names including Nas, CL, Slick Rick, and Nicole Scherzinger. The latter of whom had long been rumored to have been lined-up as Fergie’s “replacement.” Speculation BEP have consistently shot down.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)In any case, peep the ‘Masters Of The Sun’ tracklist below…
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)‘Masters Of The Sun’ Tracklist
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)1. BACK 2 HIPHOP (ft. Nas)
2. YES or NO
3. GET READY
4. 4EVER (ft. Esthero)
5. CONSTANT Pt.1 Pt.2 (ft. Slick Rick)
6. DOPENESS (ft. CL)
7. ALL AROUND THE WORLD (ft. Phife Dawg, Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Posdnuos)
8. NEW WAVE
9. VIBRATIONS Pt.1 Pt.2
10. WINGS (ft. Nicole Scherzinger)
11. RING THE ALARM Pt.1 Pt.2 Pt.3
12. BIG LOVE
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Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Check out the video for the project’s lead single ‘BIG LOVE’ below…
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Wow that’s a great song & I’ll be purchasing it for sure!! Sadly America isn’t fighting fairly for all but very very few who actually are already millionaires!!✊?
I’m ready they were always socially conscious rappers before Fergie joined which was cool cause they got mainstream success as such however they water down their style a lot. However their singles were quality songs which was back to their roots and didn’t catch on I’m sure they fans pre-elephunk will enjoy it. I’m ready for the track with Esthero they have good chemistry together and Weekend will always be my jam ?
Can’t wait to hear the “BACK 2 HIPHOP” track with Nas. Hope it’s dope, sensible and thought-provoking- generally a good track.