Although he dropped a new song "Hiding" only yesterday, Jan. 27, Chicago drill star Chief Keef is back with yet another new track titled "Voodoo," which you can check out below. This time around, the production is handled by KC Beatz, who gives the track a better beat than what we normally hear on a Keef track, opting to go the atmospheric route with a trap beat underneath. Perhaps inspired by the better-than-usual beat, Keef actually makes an effort to be somewhat coherent in his delivery -- or, as Hot New Hip-Hop puts it -- the lyrics "verge on intelligible."
You can check out Chief Keef's new song "Voodoo" here:
It is not clear if "Voodoo" will end up on one of Keef's full-length releases in the future, though the song is most likely a standalone track. Other standalone tracks that Keef has shared recently include yesterday's "Hiding" and "Ain't Nothing" from last week.
Following an insanely productive 2014, in which the 19-year-old rapper released a full-length album Nobody along with a number of mixtapes despite being dropped by his label Interscope, Keef seems geared to have an equally productive 2015. His next mixtape Thot Breaker is set to drop on Valentine's Day, while a joint album with his cousin Fredo Santana titled Blood Thicker Than Water is set to drop at some point during the year. Even his long-awaited Bang 3 album, which was scheduled for release at least a few times last year, could possibly drop at some point this year, though do not hold your breath on that one.
In addition to these projects, Keef is also rumored to be collaborating with Drake this year, as the two have been cryptically communicating through Instagram about a possible project titled GLOVO -- combining the names of Keef's label Glo Gang and Drake's label OVO Sound.
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