Review: New Future album finds itself stuck far in the past
The latest album “I NEVER LIKED YOU” finds Future falling into his old tendencies, for better and for worse.
The latest album “I NEVER LIKED YOU” finds Future falling into his old tendencies, for better and for worse.
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“17”
Pink Sweat$
Released Feb. 28
Atlantic Recording Company
This song’s smoothed out vocals and simple beat are the perfect match.
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