Chuck Strangers Drops "Consumers Park" Ft. Joey Bada$$, Issa Gold & More

Chuck Strangers drops off his debut album, "Consumers Park."

BYAron A.Mar 16, 20186.3K Views

Joey Bada$$ has been taking the sideline this year to give other members of Pro Era a moment to shine. The rapper revealed that there'd be a whole lot more music coming from the Pro Era camp in 2018 and he's kept good to his word. Chuck Strangers has been gearing up to drop his debut album for a minute and throughout the past several weeks, he's unleashed several joints to build the hype. Well, the day has finally come. Chuck Strangers comes through with his debut album Consumers Park.

Chuck Strangers debut album, Consumers Park, is finally here. Strangers keeps it in the Beastcoast family in terms of features with guest appearances from Joey Bada$$, Issa Gold of Underachievers and Kirk Knight. While it's the first project release from the Pro Era camp this year, we're sure the whole collective has major plans this year.

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