Vince Staples has collaborated with Mustard to release the lyrical track "Magic": Video, description, production history

The Long Beach rapper's new material this year was. produced Lewis Hughes, Mustard, Nick "Unknown Nick" Audino and My Best Friend Jacobc, while Kenny Beats worked on the piece as sound engineer. In the chorus, Staples reads:

Feeling like I'm floating to the ceiling, is it magic? /Baby, tell me why you disappearing, this is magic/I won't ever tell 'em how I did it, it was magic/Can you imagine.

Which translates to:

I feel like I'm floating on the ceiling, is it magical? / Baby, tell me why you disappear, it's magical / I'll never tell them how I did it, it was magical / Can you imagine.

"Magic" will appear on Staples' upcoming album "Ramona Park Broke My Heart," due out in April. Speaking of the title. plates In a press release, the musician said:

It's a symbol of home, and everyone has a home. Even though it's very personal to me, everyone can relate to it. That's why I thought it would work

The album follows immediately after the rapper's 2021 record of the same name, which he described as his most personal release to date. That album told the story story Staples' transition from Odd Future into the new voice of West Coast.

The author stated that. plate "Ramona Park Broke My Heart," was "kind of created at the same time."

I was in the same state of mind, he said. I'm still working on things and questions that life poses. This album will make even more sense if you've heard the previous one.

Last summer, Staples performed hits from his album of the same name with the band for NPR's "Tiny Desk (Home)." The band consisted of Kenny Beats on bass, Gio "Dutchboi" Ligeon on guitar and vocals, Reske on keys and vocals, David Myers Jr. on drums and Fousheé on vocals.