Azealia Banks Returns With "Yung Rapunxel: Pt. II" Mixtape

Azealia Banks slides through with her first project since 2016's "Slay-Z."

BYAron A.Sep 12, 20196.2K Views

Azealia Banks became more known for her controversial comments and antics rather than her music. That's not entirely her fault but her online rants have undoubtedly put a bad taste in the mouths of everyone outside of her core fanbase. Although she's released music since 2016's SLAY-Z, she hasn't released a full project but she has been teasing the release of Yung Rapunxel Pt. II.

Last night, she dropped off the project on Soundcloud as one whole 30-minute track. The track definitely veers away from hip-hop, even by Azealia's standards. It's essentially a lengthy techno mix that Azealia Banks raps over.

Yung Rapunxel Pt. II follows the release of her holiday-themed three-track EP, Icy Colors that she dropped off around Chrismas time last year.

Check her new project below.

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