Shortly after releasing his debut album 99.9% in May, KAYTRANADA announced he would follow up the project with a mixtape called 0.01%. At the time, the Canadian producer/DJ didn’t give many details on what fans could expect, but he did tell Zane Lowe the tape was "gonna be wild."
On Wednesday evening, KAYTRANADA went to Twitter to share a nearly 90-minute recording called 0.001% ???. Is this the tape he was previously talking about? Or is it something entirely different? Regardless, the drop is a definite must-hear for fans. It features a mix of new and reused beats, including remixes of Usher's "U Don't Have To Call” and Chance the Rapper’s "All Night." There’s also some Freddie Gibbs and Mick Jenkins thrown in.
You can listen to 0.001% below.
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