Recorded 2014–15 Label Self-released Artist Young Thug Genre Trap music | Length 70:46 Slime Season
(2015) Slime Season 2
(2015) Release date 16 September 2015 | |
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Released September 16, 2015 (2015-09-16) Producer London on da Track
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Sonny Digital
Southside
Metro Boomin
Allen Ritter
Ricky Racks
Yung Shad
KIP Hilson
Eestbound
Isaac Flame
Wheezy
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Young thug slime season full mixtape
Slime Season is a mixtape by American hip hop recording artist Young Thug, released on September 16, 2015. It was largely compiled from unreleased tracks that were leaked in a series of 2015 data breaches. It received positive reviews from critics, and featured the charting single "Best Friend."
Contents
Young thug take kare feat lil wayne
Background
Slime Season was compiled from archival material in an attempt to circumvent a series of 2015 data leaks which saw hundreds of unreleased Young Thug tracks uploaded to the internet. The material may date back at least one year. The mixtape received a sequel, Slime Season 2, which was released the following month. Slime Season 3 was released in 2016. The title pays homage to Ola Playa, a rapper from Young Thug's YSL Gang who released his own Slime Season mixtape in March 2014.
Critical reception
Slime Season received positive reviews from critics, with an aggregate score of 80 out of 100 on Metacritic. Under the Gun called it "an abstract masterwork" and "2015's hip-hop answer to jamming sonic psychedelia. Pitchfork Media called the mixtape "an odds-and-ends compilation with no coherent vision," but wrote that "Thug remains one of hip-hop's most exciting stylists" and pointed out the tracks "Freaky," "Draw Down," and "Wood Would" as highlights. Consequence of Sound stated that "Slime Season finds Thugger mastering new conduits to express his idiosyncrasies in addition to spreading like marmalade over familiar territory," noting that "his work is constantly rooted in improvisation, an inherently thrilling concept that’s embedded itself in black music." Spin Magazine stated that "this is simply rap’s foremost stylist mouthing off ferociously on all cylinders."
Songs
1Take Kare4:26
2Quarterback5:01
3Rarri3:16