Miguel's War & Leisure album gets here next week on December 1st. Previously, the crooner blessed us with singles in the forms of "Told You So," the Travis Scott-assisted "Sky Walker," and last week's "Pineapple Skies" drop, and continuing the tease, he's now returned with "Come Through And Chill."
This time around he's called on Dreamville honcho J. Cole for the alley over the Salaam Remi-produced backdrop. Fans may remember an earlier version of this track from the summer of 2016, then a loose drop sans Cole, of course. This now marks J. Cole and Miguel's third collaboration following "Power Trip," and the Remi-produced "All I Want Is You."
The forthcoming War & Leisure project will arrive as Miguel's fourth studio effort, the follow-up to 2015's Wildheart, and, according to the 32-year old R&B mainstay, will boast a politically-charged message throughout its track listing.
"This album is intentionally about the ethos right now, that we are right in the middle of all this," he told Billboard. "We’re trying to flourish in the middle of all this. We all wake up, and it’s time to be creative and amazing and positive and all the things that we’re supposed to be when you look on Instagram, but then we’re dealing with these same problems, this injustice, wars between politicians with egos. Like, 140 characters are going to get us into a war right now?”
Quotable Lyrics:
If you got a man since then, I understand
Last thing I wanna do is get you jammed
Especially if he a fan
He probably never wanna hear my shit again.