Lucki & BRENTRAMBO Reunite For "Extra Lucky 2"

Lucki & BRENT RAMBO release the sequel to 2017's "Extra Lucky."

BYAron A.May 06, 20192.9K Views

Lucki and producer Brent Rambo first teamed up in 2017 to release their joint project, Extra Lucky. Now, the Chicago natives join forces for the sequel, Extra Lucky 2. The two began teasing the project last week after releasing "Used 2." Extra Lucky 2 includes five songs including the previously mentioned single.

Lucki and BRENT RAMBO's new project arrives a few months after Lucki dropped his latest project, Freewave 3. The rapper's project included no features but it did include production from ChaseTheMoney and Earl Sweatshirt, who he recently revealed gave him some solid advice during a musical slump.

When he was seventeen, he asked Earl for some advice on what to do when he had writer's block. Earl replied, "That shouldn't happen because rapping is just like a rapport on your life."

Peep his new project below.

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