Quelle Chris Drops Off His New Project "Guns"

Quelle Chris releases his latest album, "Guns."

BYAron A.Mar 30, 20192.0K Views

Quelle Chris has returned with his latest solo album, Guns. The rapper's latest project follows his 2018 collaborative project with his wife, Jean Grae, Everything's Fine. The rapper's new project is a 13-track set that runs for roughly 47 minutes. It marks his first solo project since 2017's Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often.

Quelle Chris enlists a slew of collaborators for the project. Cavalier, Bilal Salaam, Eldar Djangirov and James Acaster team up with Chris on "Straight Shot." He also enlists Jean Grae, Denmark Vessey, Mach Hommy and more for the tracklist.

“Guns is an arsenal of both sounds, styles and subjects,” Chris told HipHopDX. “[It takes a look at] the words we say, what we fear, how we love, how we live, what we ingest, what we believe in, who we idolize, shit like that.”

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