L'Orange & Jeremiah Jae - Complicate Your Life With Violence

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Complicate Your Life With Violence (Mello Music Group), producer-rapper duo L’Orange and Jeremiah Jae’s expansive noir concept album, is out today. The record, which sonically lands between a Spaghetti Western and 25th Century Mars, is a continuation of their 2015 debut collaboration, has been met with praise from the New York Times, Fader, Hypebeast, Consequence of Sound, Flood, and beyond.

Tracklist

01. Part One: Introducing An Inconspicuous Man 02:10 buy track
02. Behavior Report (free) 03:04
03. Say It All 02:12
04. Dead Battery 03:02
05. Part Two: Conscription Sentence 01:18
06. Summer Camp 03:30
07. Cool Hand (feat. Chester Watson) 02:58
08. Borrowed Brass (feat. Zeroh & Lojii) 03:16
09. Part Three: Hero Complex 01:26
10. My Everything Is Bulletproof 03:00
11. Clay Pigeons (feat. Billy Woods) 02:52
12. Devil's Piano 03:08
13. Part Four: Last One Left 01:33
14. After Alley Life 02:22
15. Ghost Town 02:56
16. The Light 02:49
17. Part Five: No Peace For The Peaceful 00:51

Source: Mello Music Group

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