A$AP Ant Releases New EP "Addie Izzo"

A$AP Ant is back with his new project, "Addie Izzo."

BYAron A.Apr 05, 20195.0K Views

A$AP Ant's been consistently feeding his fans new material over the past year and some change. Following the release of Cozy Tapes Vol. 2, he was in go-mode, releasing a slew of songs one after the other. Earlier this year, he released his project, Addie Pitino and now, he returns with his latest EP, Addie Izzo.

A$AP Ant is back with a five-track project titled Addie Izzo. The rapper's latest project is a short effort, running for nine minutes, but continues to showcase the Baltimore rapper's strengths.

Addie Izzo features appearances from a few people he's been working closely with including Soduh, LuLu P, and Baby 9eno, as well as lil 2dow and Rudy Cash.

Peep A$AP Ant's new project below and keep your eyes peeled for more music from him.

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