STN/MTN does feature trivial themes (including drinking, women, and money), not straying too far from his previous album. It’s the language of earth…But the thing is, there are no rules, which is also the awesome thing.” For the most part, he grapples with issues including bigotry, lack of inspiration in youth, and fear of a breakup in the album.
In an interview, the multi-talent explained that “Because the internet I’m here, because of the internet we’re all here. Gambino continues on with the story that appeared in b ecause the internet within the mixtape, which is simply an explanation on why he’s here. The album cover of ‘Because The Internet’, in. The colloquial description “turn-up music” comes to mind when thinking of the previous releases from the 31-year-old talent, which is supported in the mixtape portion, but is heavily contrasted in Kauai. The release bookends his late rise to fame, including a broad show of support of his immensely popular song, “3005”. Nevertheless, his sound is far from ordinary because of the depth in production, catchy hooks, and fusion of multiple styles that define the “Gambino sound” that this album reinforces and reinvents.Ĭoming off of the stellar reception of his latest album, b ecause the internet, Childish Gambino announced a two part release, encompassing a mixtape entitled “STN/MTN” (which is a reference to Stone Mountain, Georgia, and released free via Datpiff) and an EP entitled Kauai.
Whether he’s cracking you up with his character Troy Barnes on Community or astounding you with his complex rap lyrics, Glover effortlessly exceeds expectations in so many mediums.
Taking time off from writing for NBC shows like Community and 30 Rock, Glover found time to make a brand of alternative hip-hop, a style of rap that has recently emerged and can be seen with artists like A$AP Rocky, Chance The Rapper, etc. The solo project of producer/rapper/actor/writer Donald Glover (AKA Childish Gambino) has flexed his creative muscles after his sophomore album of late last year.
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