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Channel Tres releases an album called Enigma POV

HotNewHipHop calls it a feel-good record built for summer, with upbeat flows over dance-ready production.

Channel Tres

Channel Tres released a new album called Enigma POV on Friday, August 14, according to HotNewHipHop. The California artist is known for a distinctive strain of hip-hop and has built a run of notable feature credits over the years.

The outlet describes the 16-track project as built for movement, with upbeat flows layered over dance-ready production and summer vibes the outlet called "immaculate" throughout. It pitches Enigma POV as a feel-good record fans can enjoy start to finish, continuing the sound Channel Tres has built across his catalog.

The tracklist runs the title cut into songs including "Only One," "Medicine," "Curious" and "Black Techno Guy" before closing with "Ghost Protocol." It's a full 16 songs deep, giving the project more room to move through moods than a typical single or EP rollout would.

HotNewHipHop's writeup leans on description rather than specifics about who worked on the record, so exactly which collaborators or producers shaped Enigma POV isn't detailed in what's been reported so far; what's clear is that the outlet frames it as a continuation of the same feel-good, dance-leaning sound that's earned Channel Tres his features over the years.

Enigma POV joins the rest of this week's new arrivals on the release calendar, the latest full-length in a catalog Channel Tres has built one dance-ready project at a time.

The facts

  • Album is Enigma POV, released Friday, August 14
  • Channel Tres is a California hip-hop artist
  • HotNewHipHop calls it a feel-good, summer-vibes record
  • The album has 16 tracks including 'Enigma POV' and 'Black Techno Guy'
  • The tracklist opens with the title track and closes with 'Ghost Protocol'

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