Audio Push Drop Off New Mixtape "My Turn 4"

Audio Push is back with a new mixtape.

BYAron A.Jan 02, 20196.4K Views

Audio Push rarely lacks in their efforts which is surprising considering how much music they release. 2018 marked another prolific year for the L.A. duo. They joined forces with Jarren Benton, Dizzy Wright, Emilio Rojas, Demrick and Reezy for the One Week Notice collaborative project that dropped at the beginning of 2018. They continued to release four more projects throughout the year including their double disc album Cloud 909. As we enter a new year, Audio Push kicks things off with their new mixtape, My Turn 4.

Audio Push is back with their new project, My Turn 4. The duo deliver a 14-track mixtape with no features. They flex their lyrical muscle over some of the hottest instrumentals in the game. The duo remix JID's "Off Deez," Roddy Ricch's "Every Season" and many others. The project also includes their previously released remix of Kanye West and Lil Pump's "I Love It."

Peep the new mixtape below.

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