Statik Selektah has linked up with Termanology for a new 1982 album titled Still 1982. The LP is their first project together since 2012, which was released the same year as its namesake.
The latest LP from the duo features 12 tracks and serves as a follow-up to Term’s solo project Bad Decisions. Guests on 1982’s third album include Conway The Machine, CJ Fly of Pro Era, Lil Fame of M.O.P. and CRIMEAPPLE.
Check out Statik and Term’s Still 1982 stream, cover art and tracklist below.
1. 6 Years Later (Intro)
2. Still f. Kendra Foster
3. Just Can’t Let Go
4. 30 Shots f. Chris Rivers & Conway
5. Haunted f. Ufo Fev
6. Fuck Ya Lyfestyle f. Nems & Beanz
7. Crimeology f. CRIMEAPPLE
8. It’s on You f. Fame Of M.O.P. & Haile Supreme
9. Party Crashers (Interlude)
10. Never Let My City Down f. Mtume
11. Different Now f. CJ Fly
[This post has been updated. The following was originally published by Kyle Eustice on November 21, 2018.]
Statik Selektah and fellow Lawrence, Massachusetts native Termanology have announced a new joint project titled 1982 — the year both of them were born. Terms revealed the news on Monday (November 19) via Instagram.
“Putting the plan together,” he captioned a photo of the duo. “1982 drops this Friday. Let’s Go!!! S/o @rocnation.”
Although details are scarce, Statik and Terms made it clear to HipHopDX that 1982 adheres to that tried-and-true formula of straight up boom bap Hip Hop.
“It’s definitely filling a gap right now of just fun, traditional East Coast Hip Hop,” Statik said. “No extra hype or gimmicks. Got some fun guests on it.”
Terms adds, “I love making the 1982 projects with Statik because we have a formula we use and it always works. We always have a couple conceptual songs, some really grimy, disrespectful songs, a radio song or two, some boom bap beats with scratches and a little R&B with some updated topics lyrically.
“We not tryna jump on every wave. We just stick to doing what we do best and doing it at the highest level.”
Still 1982 is expected to arrive on Black Friday (November 23).
Statik is always dope. The first 1982 album was pretty well executed, and the second one had a song with Freddie Gibbs and Crooked called “Make it Out Alive”, which is probably my favorite song by Termanology besides “Watch how it Goes Down”. This will at least be worth checking out, as Term’s last two projects have been fire (More Politics and the one he did with Slaine).
Good for Term. His only decent work when it comes to beats is with Statik. Statik doap always. Happy Days, RiP Mac :/
Who are these two European Devils?
Terms not European. SMH Learn your Hip-Hop.
Looking forward to this. Love those Statik beats….. but damn that whiteboy ugly as hell lol
Let’s see if Statik actually made some dope beats. He usually picks a very nice sample, but fucks up the drums. Just like Alchemist. Premier and Adrian, plus Madlib all can make insanely good beats consistently – which is why they all are my favorite producers. Going to give this album a listen now.
Just like I expected, it’s a half-assed attempt by Statik once again. Who the fuck lets him release stuff like this, when it clearly needs more work? Minimal can be nice, but not if it’s pulled off like this. Damn it, Termanology deserves quality beats!