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Kevin Abstract's third solo album arrived at a pivotal moment — sandwiched between Brockhampton's rise and fragmentation, it's his most personal and sonically adventurous work. Produced largely by Jack Antonoff and Brockhampton's Romil Hemnani, Arizona Baby blends introspective hip hop with indie pop textures, exploring identity, sexuality, and nostalgia with disarming candor. The Discogs community rates it 4.3 out of 5 across 75 ratings — a strong signal that collectors who've heard it keep coming back to it.
This First Edition pressing on translucent blue vinyl is the one to own. It ships with both a poster and a lyric sheet, making it a complete package for anyone who wants more than just the music. There's also a notable misprint worth knowing: the sleeve and insert incorrectly label Side A, Track 6 as "Mississippi" — it's actually the opening track of Side B. Far from a flaw, it's a documented quirk that marks this as a genuine first-run copy.
2019 | Question Everything, Inc. / RCA Records | First Edition | Translucent Blue Vinyl | LP
Community Rating: 4.3/5.0 (75 ratings on Discogs)
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Big Wheels
A2. Joyride
A3. Georgia
A4. Corpus Christi
A5. Baby Boy
Side B
B1. Mississippi
B2. Use Me
B3. Peach
B4. American Problem
B5. Crumble
B6. Boyer
Critical Acclaim
- Metacritic: 76/100
- Highsnobiety: 4.5/5 — Sophie Walker
- HipHopDX: 4.0/5 — Sophie Walker
- The Line of Best Fit: 8.5/10 — Sophie Walker
- NME: 4/5 — Hannah Mylrea
- Pitchfork: 6.9/10 — Owen Myer
A must-have for fans of Kevin Abstract and hip hop and pop vinyl collectors.
