And They Say (Radio Rip)

Kaytranada dropped "And They Say," his unreleased collab with Chance The Rapper, during his OTHERtone mix today. Listen to the radio rip here.

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A major exclusive traveled across the Beats 1 airwaves earlier today. As the special guest on Pharrell and Scott Vener's OTHERtone radio show, Montreal producer Kaytranada played an unreleased collaboration with Chance the Rapper called "And They Say."

"And They Say" was created in the early stages of the recording of Chance's third mixtape, which turned out to be last year's Coloring Book. Though the song missed the final cut, Chance performed "And They Say" live in the time leading up to Coloring Book, so his fans have been aware of its existence for some time now. 

Last year during a fan Q&A on Twitter, Chance revealed that he had given Kaytranada ownership of "And They Say," and he said that he expected the producer to officially release it in the near future.

Despite him playing the song to close his OTHERtone guest mix, it doesn't seem like Kaytranada has any immediate plans to drop "And They Say." "I still don't have the full version of the song but go ahead and rip it from the mix or something," reads a since-deleted tweet that he posted once he was off the air. An official release would be ideal, but this radio rip is a gift for the ears on this Sunday evening. 

Kaytranada did end up on Coloring Book, as he produced the song "All Night." He obviously deserves a spot on Chance's fourth mixtape, whenever it's time for that. 

Quotable Lyrics

Haven't you heard?
New album alert
This shit loud as the purp
We out in the burbs
Out of the streets, we was out on the curb
From out of the dirt, a mountain emerged

[via Complex

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<b>Feature &amp; News Contributor</b> Brooklyn via Toronto writer and music enthusiast. Angus writes reviews, features, and lists for HNHH. While hip-hop is his muse, Angus also puts in work at an experimental dance label. In the evenings, he winds down to dub techno and Donna Summer.