Black Milk Shares “Fever” Cover Art, Release Date & Lead Single

    Black Milk won’t keep fans waiting long for his next album. Just one day after announcing he completed work on his Fever LP, the Detroit native unveiled more details about the project and dropped its lead single, “Laugh Now Cry Later.”

    Fever is scheduled to be released on February 23 via Mass Appeal Records. The LP features guest appearances from Dwele, Aaron “Ab” Abernathy and Sudie. Additional contributors include Chris “Daddy” Dave, Daru Jones, Malik Hunter, Ian Fink and Sasha Kashperko.

    Check out the cover art for Fever below. Listen to “Laugh Now Cry Later” above.

    (The original version of this article was published on January 16, 2018 and can found below.)

    Black Milk’s ready to make his return. The highly regarded MC/producer has announced a new album titled Fever, unveiling the news by sharing a video of a studio session for the LP.

    “So that’s a wrap for the new album,” he wrote in a message attached to the video on multiple social media platforms. “music soon.”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcQHzSlMj8E

    It’s been two years since Black Milk dropped The Rebellion Sessions and The Sunday Outtakes, two instrumental projects with his band Nat Turner. Fans have been waiting even longer for a proper solo album from Black Milk, who last dropped one — If There’s A Hell Below — in 2014.

    If There’s A Hell Below, which HipHopDX gave 4 out of 5 stars in our review, capped off an impressive run of critically acclaimed projects over a two-year period. Black Milk earned high marks for 2013’s No Poison No Paradise and followed it up with a venerated EP titled Glitches In The Break in March 2014.

    12 thoughts on “Black Milk Shares “Fever” Cover Art, Release Date & Lead Single

    1. OMG. this just made my day. Anyone who knows Black Milk knows this album will be a new sound from an incredible producer.

    2. Should be dope.. his last album was good.. no poison was his worst.. tronic is his best by far. He and Dilla have always inspired me. Good luck bro

    3. Haven’t really checked for him since No Poison No Paradise. Tronic was an amazing producer album, back when Statik Selektah and Alchemist were doing them every year, and Album of the Year was pretty good as well. Dude is an amazing producer, seriously underrated and up there with Apollo Brown in terms of dopeness, his recent work has just been dabbling in other genres besides hip hop. Not that its a bad thing, just not what I expected per se.

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