LE$ Channels The Avengers For "Infinity" EP Ft. Domo Genesis

In wake of the release of "Avengers: Endgame," Le$ drops off "Infinity."

BYAron A.Apr 27, 20194.1K Views

Le$ is keeping the ball rolling at a steady pace. The Houston artist has been steadily dishing out new music over the years. He ended 2018 with the release of the third volume in his Steak X Shrimp series. In March, he blessed us with Expansion Pack 2.0 and now, he returns with a brand new project.

Avengers: Endgame is the big topic this weekend with the sequel to Infinity Wars finally hitting theatres. While everyone files into cramped movie theatres to check out the latest Marvel film, Le$ comes through with his Avengers-themed EP. The project consists of six songs, each titled after an infinity stone. Le$ holds down the entire project on his own with the exception of "Space" which features Odd Future's Domo Genesis.

Peep the new project below.

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