Internet Money, the production collective founded by Taz Taylor, has released a 20-track EP called We All We Needed, HotNewHipHop reported on August 14. The project spotlights rising artists BabyBartier, Sir Untre, Unitus and Lade, with Internet Money's own production tying the tracklist together.
The release arrives on the anniversary of Internet Money's breakout hit Lemonade, with Gunna, Don Toliver and NAV, and follows the earlier single 556, which had already introduced the collective's newer era. HotNewHipHop notes the group previously helped shape records for Juice WRLD, Lil Tecca and Trippie Redd, and is now betting on a new generation of artists.
We All We Needed carries no single centered lead artist, instead rotating BabyBartier, Sir Untre, Unitus and Lade across its 20 tracks, with several songs pairing three or more of them together.
The tracklist leans heavily on group cuts: BabyBartier, Sir Untre and Unitus join together on opener "Lambo, Maybach, & Black Truck," while Lade gets the lightest presence of the four, featured on just two songs, "Sing" and closer "Mojo."
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- The EP is called We All We Needed
- It runs 20 tracks
- It spotlights rising artists BabyBartier, Sir Untre, Unitus and Lade
- It lands on the anniversary of Internet Money's hit Lemonade
- Lade appears on only two of the 20 tracks
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