There aren't as many artists out there that are working as hard as Allan Kingdom. Over the past few years, the Canadian artist has continued to push his own creative boundaries while consistently delivering quality music. Though he's yet to have that breakout moment that many expected him to have following his feature on Kanye West's "All Day," he still proves that his creative mind reigns supreme.
Perhaps that's the reason why he decided to call his new project, I Don't Do This For Money. His latest project, which has been shortened to IDDTFM on streaming services, is four tracks in total with a sole feature coming from Gloss Gang.
The short effort is filled with all sorts of vibes to ride out to this weekend.
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