A full stream of Nas’ Life is Good has been released on Grooveshark (via LiveHipHopNation).
The album, which lands in stores today, features a smattering of guest stars including Mary J. Blige, Rick Ross, Swizz Beatz, Large Professor, Anthony Hamilton, Miguel and more.
The LP has already spawned the singles “The Don,”“Nasty,”“Bye Baby” and “Daughters.” He previously compared his tenth studio project to Marvin Gaye’s Here, My Dear.
“I thought Here, My Dear was brave, beautiful, honest, scary and daring. I remember putting several artists on to it, from Maxwell to Jay-Z,” he said. “I couldn’t imagine what Marvin was going through when he was recording it. And I couldn’t imagine me being in a similar position, years later…when I started working on the record, I tried to avoid [getting too personal]. The timing was just calling for me to not avoid all the shit that was going on out there. It was like a 10,000-ton gorilla in the room watching me. This is the way I got it off of my chest. This album talks about life, love and money. It talks about the fact that marriage is expensive. Life Is Good represents the most beautiful, dramatic and heavy moments in my life.”
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