That second one isn't on the tape I don't think.
I like this tape a lot more than I anticipated I would. It's infectiously upbeat.
EDIT: Now on Spotify
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Wrote a review of this for The Wire but it turned out to be superfluous so I might as well post it here (with all due embarrassment):
Chance the Rapper – Coloring Book
Self-Released
“This is for the kids of the king of all kings” raps Chicago’s Kanye-anointed saviour on his follow up to 2013’s acclaimed Acid Rap. For Chance, one suspects, toddler-ness is close to Godliness, for this mixtape is as much a paean to lost innocence (witness the Peter Pan imagery of ‘Same Drugs’) as it is to finding the Almighty. In the notoriously violent Chicago, where “summer friends don’t stay around”, such innocence is under constant threat, and Coloring Book aims, in the rapturous choral voice of Gospel, to “clean up the streets so my daughter can have somewhere to play.” Pointedly independent, Chance is “anti-label”, because the labels have told him they own his friends. Well, here Chance gets to play with those friends, rapping and singing alongside (amongst others) the tantrum-prone Kanye, the baby-faced Justin Bieber and the baby-voiced Young Thug (as well as some actual kids in the form of Chicago’s Children’s Choir). Even God is more buddy to Chance than deity (“he think my new shit jam/I think we mutual fans”). Music, this mixtape argues, is a playpen for all ages. Hallelujah! It had this atheistic critic gurgling like a swaddled infant in the presence of CBEEBIES.