Fendi P Drops Off New Project "Carrera Red" EP

Fendi P is back with his latest project.

BYAron A.Feb 18, 20193.6K Views

The Jet Life camp hasn't been slowing down at all in recent times. Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa are fresh off the release of their latest joint effort, 2009 which arrived shortly after the two rappers uploaded their How Fly project to streaming services. However, Spitta isn't the only Jet Life rapper with new heat. Fendi P may have been a bit quiet over the past few months but today, he unleashes his latest project, Carrera Red.

Fendi P is back with his latest project, Carrera Red. The EP follows the release of May 2018's Late Night, Early Mornings. Carrera Red is eleven tracks in length. Fendi P holds it down by himself throughout the project but he did recruit some dope producers for the project. Milky Fella, 808 Ray, SmittyBeatz, and Cash Fargo contributed to production on Carrera Red.

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