Brockhampton unveils Sixth Studio Album ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ A$AP Rocky, Charlie Wilson, and More!

The Brockhampton band came back with Roadrunner after skipping over the year 2020 apart from a Spotify artist Dua Lipa remix in “Sugar.” This 13-track album is not known for its collaboration with external musicians, but most of their discography has been featured in their latest work. Danny Brown, JPEGMafia, Charlie Wilson, Baird, SoGone SoFlexy, and ASAP Rocky and ASAP Ferg are part of the Roadrunner collaborators. There are also some unrecognized features, including an ASAP Rocky verse and “Count on Me” background vocals.

Ahead of Roadrunner’s release, creative director and leader Kevin Abstract, Brockhampton said that fans would pursue this year with another album. It was bitter news for fans, though, as he also showed “will be our last” these two records. But Kevin doesn’t say this for the first time. Brockhampton said Saturation III was her last album before, and they signed up for RCA and released two more albums in the following year.

There is no word yet on when Brockhampton can expect even more, but it’s obvious that the fans gave a lot to chew on with their latest. The more introspective and emotive tracks like the Danny Brown feature “Buzzcut”. The 13-track project will include Danny Brown’s visits on “BUZZCUT,” JPEGMAFIA on “CHAIN ON,” and approximately 40 minutes. A$AP Ferg on ‘BANKROLL,’ SoGone SoFlex at ‘WINDOWS’ and ‘I’LL TAKE YOU ON’ on Charlie Wilson and ‘OLD NEWS,’ on ‘OLD’ on Baird. The record is based on predecessor GINGER’s mainstream success and sees the album address the new norm caused by the pandemic.

Since they left home, they all shared in Los Angeles in 2016, the children have been physically more apart, but the distance has only testified to the strength of their relationship as colleagues and brothers. ROADRUNNER tells of the highs and lows of the former boy-band, who grappled with the weight of isolation, identity, and unforeseen personal loss, which were almost reassembled to find “light,” this time around, the group opened up to a wider range of collaborators, and also had Jabari Manwa, a member who regularly acts as an in-house producer, step off from comfort.

The boys are getting refreshed and more self-confident, and if ROADRUNNER and its successor album are the last two BROCKHAMPTON projects to be released at any time, they are sure to finish the stuff on a high note. In 2017 these men set the Internet on fire when, in what would be known as the historical trilogy of Saturation, they dropped three projects the same year. This dramatic introduction pushed them to the forefront and became one of the most popular collectives to be found in music over time.

Concerning the music industry, 2021 has had a significant beginning in all aspects of music. We saw some of the coldest acts in the industry, and with this current period, we are in a very short time. There have been more memorable musical pieces than there have been.

We heard new music fall from the self-proclaimed ‘best boy band in one direction for a long time, but it is time for those who stayed patient. With the release of the highly anticipated Roadrunner album, BROCKHAMPTON contributes to musical fun: New Light, New Machine. BROCKHAMPTON Stream ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE is on Apple Music and Spotify. You can hear àll the tracks over them.