Peter Cottontale Drops Debut Album "Catch" Ft. Chance The Rapper, Daniel Caesar, & More

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Peter Cottontale came through with his gospel-infused debut album, "Catch," with some assistance from frequent collaborator, Chance The Rapper, and many, many more.

Peter Cottontale is taking us all to church on his debut album, Catch, featuring a whopping 31 artists including well-known collaborator, Chance The Rapper, as well as Daniel Caesar, Jeremih, Jamila Woods, and more.  After working alongside Chance as a member of his band, The Social Experiment, for many years, Cottontale decided it was time to venture out onto his own with a solo project. The Chicago producer, who's worked on a ton of Chance's music in the past, delivered a 17-track contemporary gospel-hip-hop-R&B hybrid, with artists hailing from all different kinds of genres making contributions. Check out Catch and let us know what you think.

1. Do Your Thing ft. Darius Scott, Lil Rel Howery & Reeseynem
2. Do Your Thing (Skit)
3. Feels Like Church ft. Kirk Franklin, New Direction & TIFF JOY
4. He's Real Pt. 1
5. Prayer ft. Darius Scott, HOKO & Jack Red
6. Forever Always ft. Chance the Rapper, Daniel Caesar, Madison Ryann Ward, Rex Orange County & YEBBA
7. When I Get There ft. Cory Henry, Grace Weber, Jamila Woods, Jeremih, Jon Batiste, Maurice Mo Betta Brown & PJ Morton
8. Keys, Wallet, Phone, God ft. Jamila Woods
9. SAUL/PAUL ft. Madison Ryann Ward & Towkio
10. Don't Leave ft. Ant Clemons & Jess Connelly
11. Find You (New Jerusalem)
12. God Is Love ft. Fred Hammond & New Direction
13. Pray for Real ft. Chance the Rapper & ​tobi lou
14. Shoes ft. The JuJu Exchange & Thirdstory
15. He's Real Pt. 2
16. Hi 5 ft. Eryn Allen Kane, Grace Weber, Sing Harlem & YEBBA
17. Way Up High ft. Alan Parsons, Thirdstory & Tom Brooks


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<b>Staff Writer</b> <!--BR--> Originally from Vancouver, Lynn Sharpe is a Montreal-based writer for HNHH. She graduated from Concordia University where she contributed to her campus for two years, often producing pieces on music, film, television, and pop culture at large. She enjoys exploring and analyzing the complexities of music through the written word, particularly hip-hop. As a certified Barb since 2009, she has always had an inclination towards female rap.