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A$AP Rocky’s new album, At. Long. Last. ASAP., which will be released June 2, is expected to be a departure from. In debuting an exclusive clip previewing the album, GQ describes its vibe as “Harlem, Houston, and East London glued together with swagger,” whatever that means.
The album features production from Danger Mouse, Juicy J, Rocky himself, and also the late A$AP Yams, who died earlier this year. We’ve already heard the first single, “Everyday,” featuring Rod Stewart and Miguel.
The video from GQ is only 39 seconds long, so it obviously can’t give us a huge sense of what the album is going to be. That being said, the video does seem to support the whole “psychedelic” aura that has been promised. The camera is jittery enough, and the cuts abrupt and frequent enough, to remind you of one of the Bourne movies. It sounds interesting as well, with the production on this track coming from Danger Mouse.
It’s not much, but it provides a little extra intrigue for At. Long. Last. ASAP.
(Via GQ)
