Joseph Chilliams Returns With "The Plastics" EP

Joseph Chilliams is back with his new EP, "The Plastics."

BYAron A.Jun 19, 20182.8K Views

Pivot Gang is home to some of the most talented young artists in Chicago. While Saba is probably one of the most notable members, Joseph Chilliams' made waves within the past year. Last year, he released his Henry Church album towards the end of August. Today, he follows up that project with his latest EP, The Plastics.

Joseph Chilliams is back with his latest project, The Plastics. The four track EP features the previously released songs, "Unfriendly Black Hotties" and "Karen's Son." It's a short project but Chilliams showcases his musical progress since Henry Church on this one. He links up with Saba, Sen Morimoto, Mama Yaya and KAINA for the project. It's a short listen but within the time, Chilliams brings you into his world with hilarious bars and captivating production.

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