Portland’s very own, Yeat is back with his highly anticipated album 2093. The project includes features from artists such as Lil Wayne and Future. The album includes 22 fresh songs with featured tracks such as “Power Trip”, Bought the Earth, and “U Should Know” to name a few. Significantly, he has a total of 10 production credits on this album. Additionally, the albums cover art features a dark image of Yeat accompanied by city lights. He also kicks things off with a brand new Music Video for the single “Riot and Set it off” later Friday evening (Feb. 16).
The music video for the single “Riot and Set it off” further emphasizes the songs self explanatory title. The just over two minute video follows his typical more mysterious theme. Yeat seen seemingly leading a meeting of officials who all appear to be puzzled. Abruptly, chaos breaks out within the dark setting. Yeat then overlooks a riot of people dressed in dark clothing. Many appear to be distressed as the chaos continues. Many explosions also emerge causing destruction amongst the videos night setting. In true Yeat Fashion, he includes a surprise to fans. At the very end of the video he announces an additional collaboration with Drake which is set to release early Saturday morning. “Phase II..As we speak featuring Drake— never quit — 9AM PST,” the screen says. You can watch the full video down below.
Yeat has had a record-breaking career thus far
Moreover, fans of Yeat have noticed his ability to drop consecutively. In fact, his latest album 2093 is his seventh project in just three years.He has also done very impressive numbers over the years. As of last year, Yeat became one of the highest streamed Hip-Hop artists in Spotify history by surpassing over four billion streams. His new album 2093 has already reached number one on Apple Music across all genres.
Furthermore, Yeat continues to make waves and one of the industry’s most sought after artists. His latest album is already expected to receive high acclaim as well as higher chart placement. Have you heard Yeat’s latest album 2093? You can stream the album below.
