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Open Mike Eagle spent most of the spring working on The New Negroes, his Comedy Central variety series with comedian Baron Vaughn. Now, the Chicago-bred rapper is back today with new music in the form of “Whiskey and Push-ups”, written during the Polar Vortex of 2019.
Produced by BoatHouse, the track finds OME combating his paranoia with an interesting work-out routine. “My telephone is listening and tracking all my moves, I’m surrounded by my enemies and don’t know what to do,” he raps. “I drink whiskey and then do push-ups, I drink whiskey and then do push-ups.”
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Check it out below, followed by a short documentary about the track’s recording process.
“Whiskey and Push-ups” is taken from Closed Sessions Vol. 3, the latest Closed Sessions compilation series due out in November. The Chicago-based independent label, responsible for bringing acts like Jamila Woods, Kweku Collins, and Femdot to the forefront, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
In addition to socially conscious sketches, OME’s The New Negroes featured new collaborations with Lizzo (“Extra Consent”), MF DOOM (“Police Myself”), and Danny Brown (“Unfiltered”). OME’s last big project before that, What Happens When I Try to Relax, dropped in late 2018.
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Open Mike Eagle returns with new song “Whiskey and Push-ups”: Stream
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