By the end of the week, Anderson .Paak‘s new album “Malibu” will be available. We already know some songs from this 16-track new project, such as the excellent “Room In Here” with The Game and Sonyae Elise. The artist knows exactly how to raise the excitement. He just released “Come Down”, a banger that should get everyone to agree.

The track was produced by Hi-Tek and is super groovy and uplifting. In a way, it reminds us the funky vibe of Kendrick Lamar‘s “King Kunta” and enables the Californian artist to show that he can easily surf from R&B to hip-hop.

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You can pre-order “Malibu” here and get instantaneously “Room In Here”, “The Season/Carry Me”, “Am I Wrong” and this new banger “Come Down”. The album will be out via Steel Wool / OBE / Art Club / EMPIRE.

For our friends from Brussels, Anderson .Paak and The Free Nationals will give a concert at Le Botanique on February 11. Get your tickets here.

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]C[/su_dropcap]alifornia singer, rapper and producer Anderson .Paak will release his sophomore LP under this name on January 15. “Malibu”, that will be released via Steel Wool, OBE, Art Club and EMPIRE, will feature the two first singles: “The Season/Carry Me” and “Am I Wrong”, but also the most recent one “Room In Here” which gives some room to the singer Sonyae Elise and the rapper The Game.

“Malibu” should be a real springboard for the artist who is already rising. He was notably pushed by Dr. Dre who invited him on six tracks of his last album “Compton“. It is thus quite naturally that Dr. Dre‘s protegé The Game has a verse on this new track.

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“Room In Here”, which was produced by Like (a member of the collective Pacific Division), has a retro groove and starts with the sound of an old radio transistor. This is a romantic song where the artist easily switches between chant and light rap, talking about the excitement of a budding love.

“Baby there’s room in here
Just enough for two in here”

Are you sure that there is enough room for two?