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Trippie Redd returns with a 25 song album called NDA

Young Thug, Lil Wayne, Quavo and Kodak Black are among the guests on it.

Trippie Redd

Trippie Redd, with red dreadlocks and a diamond chain, sings into a microphone held close to his mouth against a blue and purple stage-lit background.
Trippie Redd performing at ACL Live in Austin, Texas, in 2018. Photo: Ralph Arvesen, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Trippie Redd has released a new 25-track album called NDA, HotNewHipHop reported on August 14. The record carries a heavily featured guest list, bringing in Young Thug, Lil Wayne, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Kodak Black, Quavo, Sexyy Red, Rema, Tory Lanez, BigXthaPlug and YNW Melly, among others.

The album follows the earlier single Meet The Redds, featuring Sexyy Red, which offered listeners an early look at the project and set off discussion online about what NDA might sound like.

The guest pairings run track by track: Young Thug turns up twice, on "Paperbag Boy" and "Uncle Phil," while Rema features on "For Her," YNW Melly on "Free Melly," PARTYNEXTDOOR on "Say What," BigXthaPlug on "Good Chance," Tory Lanez on "How Much X," Lil Wayne on "Fine Shit," Ski Mask The Slump God on "Break It In," Quavo on "Pink Toes," and Kodak Black closing the album on "I'm Sorry Baby."

HotNewHipHop describes NDA as Trippie reconnecting with several artists he has worked with throughout his career while also pulling in newer collaborators, calling it one of the week's most feature-heavy releases.

The facts

  • The album is called NDA
  • It holds 25 songs
  • Guests include Young Thug, Lil Wayne, Quavo and Kodak Black
  • It follows the earlier single Meet The Redds with Sexyy Red
  • Young Thug appears on two different tracks

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