Mick Jenkins Drops New Single "Spread Love" and Announces Album Release Date and Tracklist

Mick Jenkins is back on Wednesday with a number of exciting announcements. To start things off, he dropped off his laid-back new single "Spread Love," produced by Sango. The track puts Mick's rapping ability on full display, pairing him up with a typically chill beat that nonetheless allows him to go in.

Mick also decided to reveal the official release date for his upcoming debut album The Healing Component. The album is set to drop on Sept. 23, and will obviously feature "Spread Love" on its tracklist. Check it out in full:

1. The Healing Component (prod. by Rascal & THEMpeople)
2. Spread Love (prod. by Sango)
3. Daniel’s Bloom (prod. by Sango & Abu)
4. Strange Love (prod. by THEMpeople & Dee Lilly)
5. This Type Love? (interlude)
6. Drowning f/ BADBADNOTGOOD
7. As Seen in Bethsaida f/ theMIND (prod. by THEMpeople)
8. Communicate f/ Ravyn Lenae (prod. by Kaytranada)
9. Plugged (prod. by IAMNOBODI)
10. 1000 Xans f/ theMIND (prod. by Kaytranada)
11. Prosperity f/ theMIND (prod. by THEMpeople)
12. Fall Through (prod. by Rascal and THEMpeople)
13.Love, Robert Horry f/ jSTOCK (prod. by THEMpeople)
14. Angles f/ Noname & Xavier Omar (prod. by Monte Booker, THEMpeople, & Cam O’bi)
15. Fucked Up Outro f/ Michael Anthony (prod. by Dpat)

As if that wasn't enough, he also announced a 12-date U.S. tour alongside St. Louis rapper Smino. Mick's Red Bull Sound Select Presents: A Quest for Love tour kicks off in Seattle on Sept. 29. The best part? Tickets are currently available for only $3. "Just trying to see how much love is out there in the world in a time where we need it the most," Mick said about the tour. "It's so easy to hate, have a negative opinion. I want to actively talk about love- what it is, what it means to people, what it looks like and in just mere conversation that energy might be transferred. But with the music, that is precisely what we aim to do."

The Healing Component follows Mick's two projects, 2014's The Water[s] and 2015's Wave[s], both of which helped him build buzz as he approached the work on his debut album.

You can stream Mick Jenkins' "Spread Love" below via SoundCloud, and check out his full tour dates as well. Pre-order the album on iTunes now.