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Mykki Blanco puts out the new track NYC Dogs ahead of the album CAFE PARADISO

The song follows Butt Sex and Little Feet, with the record due September 4.

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Mykki Blanco performs on stage in black and white, holding a microphone with eyes closed and long hair falling across the face.
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Mykki Blanco has shared "NYC Dogs," a new track from the upcoming fourth album CAFE PARADISO, following earlier singles "Butt Sex" and "Little Feet." The album arrives September 4, weeks ahead of a run of UK and Ireland tour dates.

The tour opens October 30 at Dublin's Soundhouse, followed by London's MOTH Club the next night. From there it heads to Glasgow's Hug & Pint on November 3, Leeds' Belgrave Music Hall on November 4, Manchester's Deaf Institute on November 5, Newcastle's Zerox on November 6, Bristol's Strange Brew on November 7 and Brighton's Concorde 2 on November 10.

Blanco recorded the album in New York, explaining the choice: "I chose to record CAFE PARADISO in New York because I wanted to come home for a bit." New York is where Blanco says they ran away to at 16, began writing music after dropping out of Parsons School of Design, published a first book of poetry, and launched their career on the underground scene 13 years ago.

The tour dates follow close behind the album's release, giving UK and Ireland fans a chance to hear the new material live within weeks of its arrival. MusicSuey has more hip-hop coverage and tracks upcoming releases on the release calendar.

The facts

  • Mykki Blanco released the track NYC Dogs
  • It follows earlier CAFE PARADISO singles Butt Sex and Little Feet
  • The album is Blanco's fourth full-length, due September 4
  • A UK and Ireland tour runs from late October into November
  • Blanco recorded the album in New York, where they began their career

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