NBA star Kawhi Leonard has released a new album, Culture Jam, today (October 22).
The new LP, which will feature Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla Sign, Wale, and more, is a collaboration between Leonard and music executive Eesean Bolden.
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Leonard, who is injured (knee) this year and likely will not play much of this season for the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers, said that a portion from each song stream from the album will go to the charity Mamba & Mambacita, which was started in the name of fallen NBA star Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi.
โItโs just something that could uplift our community. And a portion of each stream is gonna go to the Mamba & Mambacita [Sports] Foundation,โ Leonard said, according to Complex. โItโs just something good for the community, you know what I mean?โ
On Tuesday (Oct. 19), Leonard shared a new track, “Bestie,” which features A Boogie With Da Hoodie and Capella Grey. Watch the video below.
Reportedly, Leonard intends to release the new music in two parts, with Culture Jam Part 1 coming Friday (Oct. 22) and Part 2 slated for another time in the future.
Culture Jam posted on Instagram earlier this week, saying, “In the studio cooking up something for you guys. Project done, @liluzivert blessed.”
Today (Oct.22), Culture Jam posted the track listing, which you can see below.
- “EVERYTHING DIFFERENT”
- “WAVES”
- “THANKFUL”
- “BESTIE”
- “GOTTA HAVE IT”
- “EVERYWHERE YOU GO”
- “NO THANK YOU”
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