Kid Cudi's Breakout Mixtape "A Kid Named Cudi" Is Officially On DSPs

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20226.4K Views

Kid Cudi's breakout mixtape is now available on streaming services.

It's been a nostalgic year for Kid Cudi fans. Just a few weeks ago, the Cleveland artist delivered his first greatest hits compilation that reminded fans of the catalog he built over the past decade-plus. Unfortunately, the project largely consisted of records he released after dropping his debut album, Man On The Moon.

For years, fans have demanded that Cudi re-release his breakout mixtape, A Kid Named Cudi. Today, it arrives in its entirety, completely remastered for streaming services. The project also includes a newly re-recorded intro.

A Kid Named Cudi initially arrived as an independent release in 2008 through Fool's Gold Records and 10.Deep.

Up next for Cudder is Entergalactic as well as a North American tour which is expected to kick off in Vancouver on Aug. 16th.

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