Bishop Nehru Returns With "Nehruvia: My Disregarded Thoughts"

With MF Doom serving as the only feature on the project, Bishop Nehru returns with "Nehruvian: My Disregarded Thoughts."

BYAron A.May 09, 20202.9K Views

It is always a good day when Bishop Nehru drops. This week, he returned with his latest project, Nehruvia: My Disregarded Thoughts. The project is 13 tracks in length with the sole feature coming from long-time collaborator and mentor, MF DOOM.

"This project is yet another stamp of the beginning of a new evolution. Not just musically, but mentally and emotionally as well. Thank you for growing with me throughout this journey & i’ll go harder than ever after this one," he said on Instagram about the project's release. "Global energy only from 2020 till the casket."

DOOM appears on the single, "MEATHEAD" which arrived prior to the album's release. The two previously worked together on NEHRUVIANDOOM and DOOM also contributed to Elevators: ACT I & II.

Peep Bishop Nehru's new project below.

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