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Lil Durk Avoids Phony Friends In His Paranoid ‘Backdoor’ Video

Durk’s 2020 takeover resumes with his first solo single since September’s ‘The Voice.’ …

After taking some time off to mourn the death of his late friend and labelmate King Von, Lil Durk returned last night with the release of a surprising music video for his new song “Backdoor.” Featuring the usual trademarks of his videos — jewelry, cars, and Durk’s crew — “Backdoor” sees Durk copping even more chunky necklaces for his collection, including one resembling Von’s signature O’Block chain. Durk also gets lined up by his barber, who helps keep him looking fresh as he smokes a cigar in the studio.

“Backdoor” may be Durk’s first solo single since releasing “The Voice” in September, but 2020 has turned out to be the Chicago rapper’s busiest year yet. While he’s always been something of a local celebrity, he received national exposure on a whole new level when Drake recruited him to contribute a verse to his buzzing single “Laugh Now, Cry Later” this summer.

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Durk also expanded his range with verses alongside rising stars Bia (on “Same Hands“) and Queen Naija (on “Lie To Me“), further solidifying the growth of his brand. He also worked with some of the other biggest rappers to drop this year on collabs with Gunna on “Gucci Gucci,” and Lil Baby and local rising star Polo G on “3 Headed Goat.” His album, The Voice, is supposedly still in the works and on track for a 2020 release. A leaked version suggested it’s at least close to being finished but may also prompt Durk to wait for the new year to official drop.

Watch Lil Durk’s “Backdoor” video above.

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The Chuck’s Electrifying Debut Single ‘Mind Over Matter’

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The Chuck‘s first song, “Mind over Matter,” is a powerful message for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed and decided to fight back. This track combines rock and electronic music to create an electrifying energy that doesn’t give up.

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The Chuck, created by artist and composer Charles De Meyer, has an intense energy that you can’t ignore. Rough guitars and pulsing synths combine to create a sound that feels both futuristic and fiercely primal.

“Mind over Matter” gives us a taste of what’s to come. The album promises to take us deep into Charles De Meyer’s creative mind, with each song offering a unique mix of sounds that defy genres and embrace unpredictability.

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Lost, But Not Alone. Andy Robbins Embraces Vulnerability with New Single, “I’m Lost Too”

Andy Robbins‘s most recent single, “I’m Lost Too,” was composed in January 2024 and swiftly recorded at the renowned Abbey Road Studios. This track presents a vulnerable reflection on life’s uncertainties, encapsulating the universal sensation of feeling overwhelmed amidst change.

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The song features a gentle, fingerpicked guitar melody and Robbins’s soft, introspective vocals, creating an emotionally resonant experience that deeply connects with the listener. Robbins openly acknowledges his confusion and chaos, allowing the audience to find solace in their shared sense of disorientation.

His storytelling and calming vocal style make “I’m Lost Too” a comforting embrace for those grappling with uncertainty. The track serves as a quiet confession, normalizing the experience of not having everything figured out.

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