Nocturnal R&B singer Jeremih has announced he's extending his ongoing Late Nights series of releases, having confirmed that a trip overseas has led to the creation of a new mixtape titled Late Nights: Europe. As you can hear below, this latest journey has him joined by Ty Dolla $ign, Wiz Khalifa and more.
Jeremih revealed news of the tape earlier in the week, ahead of his set at Chicago's Pitchfork Festival. There, he explained to USA Today that a recent European tour influenced him to make the tape. He described the release as a love letter to his European fans, with tracks titled after stops including Paris, Barcelona and Amsterdam.
Featuring 14 tracks, the project was executive produced by Jeremih and Soundz, who had also helped the singer on 2015's Late Nights: The Album.
Guests that pop by include Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, the Game, K Camp, G. Herbo and Sonyae. Production-wise, beats were proffered by Soundz, the Insomniakz, Reno and Kevin Cubeatz.
Hear it all in the player below.
Jeremih also has a project in the works titled Later That Night, as well as a collaboration with Partynextdoor called Late Night Party. Due dates for those releases have yet to be determined.
Jeremih revealed news of the tape earlier in the week, ahead of his set at Chicago's Pitchfork Festival. There, he explained to USA Today that a recent European tour influenced him to make the tape. He described the release as a love letter to his European fans, with tracks titled after stops including Paris, Barcelona and Amsterdam.
Featuring 14 tracks, the project was executive produced by Jeremih and Soundz, who had also helped the singer on 2015's Late Nights: The Album.
Guests that pop by include Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, the Game, K Camp, G. Herbo and Sonyae. Production-wise, beats were proffered by Soundz, the Insomniakz, Reno and Kevin Cubeatz.
Hear it all in the player below.
Jeremih also has a project in the works titled Later That Night, as well as a collaboration with Partynextdoor called Late Night Party. Due dates for those releases have yet to be determined.
