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Mick Jenkins Releases New Album Elephant in the Room: Stream

Featuring guest assists from Ben Hixon, serpentwithfeet, and more

mick jenkins elephant in the room new album stream
Mick Jenkins, photo by Bryan Lamb

    Mick Jenkins has dropped a proverbial elephant into the room. Today, the rapper unveiled his third full-length studio set, Elephant in the Room, via Free Nation/Cinematic Music Group. Stream it below.

    The studio set from the Chicago MC was preceded by singles “Contacts” and “Scottie Pippen,” and also features collaborations with Ben Hixon (“Things you can die for”), Ayinde Cartman (“Stiff Arm”), Green SlIime (“D.U.I”), and serpentwithfeet (closer “Rug Burn”)

    In a statement, Jenkins revealed that the LP touches on a wide variety of subjects, “from my estranged relationship with my father to friendships that don’t feel the same anymore to the even more basic idea of acknowledging that I need help.”

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    He continued, “We become accustomed to allowing none progressive qualities and truths to occupy so much space in our lives simply by ignoring them, or ignoring them despite them being right in our faces! I intend to face several of those dormant issues/topics head-on in the hopes that others can, at the very least, identify with the spaces I’ve grown from.”

    In September, DijahSB enlisted Jenkins to collaborate on new single “Here to Dance” off the non-binary rapper’s latest EP, Tasty Raps Vol. 1. Earlier this summer, Jenkins also shared the Monte Booker-produced single “Truffles” before taking the stage on Day 2 of Lollapalooza.

    Elephant in the Room Artwork:

    mick jenkins elephant in the room new album artwork

    Elephant in the Room Tracklist:

    01. The Valley of the shadow of death
    02. Things you can die for feat. Ben Hixon
    03. Stiff Arm feat. Ayinde Cartman
    04. Contacts
    05. Scottie Pippen
    06. Gucci Tried to tell me
    07. D.U.I feat. Green Sllime
    08. Speed racer
    09. Truffles
    10. Is, this Cigarette
    11. Reflection
    12. Rug Burn feat. serpentwithfeet

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