​2x GRAMMY® Award-nominated rapper Joyner Lucas has released his eagerly awaited new single. "Fall Slowly (feat. Ashanti)" is available now at all DSPs and streaming services; the track is joined by an official music video, streaming now at YouTube. "Fall Slowly" heralds the upcoming release of the Worcester, MA-based artist's new EP, EVOLUTION, due to arrive at all DSPs and streaming services on Friday, September 18. The EP features six new songs, with special guest features including The Game and Rick Ross among others.
EVOLUTION follows the release earlier this year of Lucas' acclaimed debut album, ADHD, via his own Twenty Nine Music Group label. The project made an extraordinary chart debut upon its March release, landing at #10 on the SoundScan/Billboard 200 - Lucas' first-ever top 10 debut on the overall chart. The smash single, "Isis (feat. Logic)" has recently gone platinum.
ADHD is also highlighted by the blockbuster hit, "Will," joined recently by the hugely popular "Will (Remix)" by Joyner Lucas & Will Smith. A wildly creative tribute to hip-hop and film superstar Will Smith, the original version of "Will" is accompanied by a groundbreaking companion video which rose to the #1 Trending spot on YouTube upon its initial premiere and now boasts more than 33 million individual views via YouTube alone.
EVOLUTION follows the release earlier this year of Lucas' acclaimed debut album, ADHD, via his own Twenty Nine Music Group label. The project made an extraordinary chart debut upon its March release, landing at #10 on the SoundScan/Billboard 200 - Lucas' first-ever top 10 debut on the overall chart. The smash single, "Isis (feat. Logic)" has recently gone platinum.
ADHD is also highlighted by the blockbuster hit, "Will," joined recently by the hugely popular "Will (Remix)" by Joyner Lucas & Will Smith. A wildly creative tribute to hip-hop and film superstar Will Smith, the original version of "Will" is accompanied by a groundbreaking companion video which rose to the #1 Trending spot on YouTube upon its initial premiere and now boasts more than 33 million individual views via YouTube alone.
