New Santigold Album
Santigold’s second album Master Of My Make-Believe is due out on the 27th of April, but you can now stream it for free here!
Working with a strong bunch of music legends including Diplo, Buraka Som Sistema, TV On The Radio’s Dave Sitek, Yeah Yeah Yeahs’, Karen O and Nick Zinner (both of whom feature on the album intro “Go!” alongside Q-Tip and Switch) it’s pretty clear the album is going to be huge, although very M.I.A-esque…
Standout tracks include Disparate Youth, Freak Like Me, and Pirate In The Water.
While you’re at it, check out some of the incredible remixes from Amateur Best, Switch, and The 2 Bears which are all included on the “Deluxe Version” of the album.
Santigold – Disparate Youth [Amateur Best Remix] by Santigold
Santigold – Disparate Youth [Switch Remix] by Santigold
Santigold – Disparate Youth [The 2 Bears Remix] by Santigold
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