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LOVE LASTS FOREVER

Destroy Lonely Released August 30, 2024

Destroy Lonely’s second studio album, LOVE LASTS FOREVER, released on August 30, 2024, marks a significant evolution in his musical career. This album, following his debut If Looks Could Kill (2023), is a continuation of his exploration into the realms of dynamic instrumentals and unique performance aesthetics that have characterized his work. Initially, LOVE LASTS… Read More

LOVE LASTS FOREVER Album Details

Album Name LOVE LASTS FOREVER
Artists Destroy Lonely
Featuring Artists Lil Uzi Vert & Ken Carson
Producers 1Velveteen, AM (Producer), Cade (Producer), Car!ton, Chris Townsend, Clayco, Cloud (Producer), Crystals (Producer), Cxdy, Cxsper, DJ Moon, D. Rich, Dylxn, Evan Moitoso, Evertime, FNZ, henney, JahDaGod, Jonah Abraham, KP Beatz, Lil 88, MaxFlames, Nick Spiders, Outtatown, Ratchet Ron, REWINED, saintracks, Semsi, skai, T99, Taurus, Texaco Cam, theo (Producer), Toom, Wasa, Wheezy, WOOSHY & yugen
Writers 1Velveteen, Amon (USA), AM (Producer), Cade (Producer), Car!ton, Chris Townsend, Clayco, Cloud (Producer), Crystals (Producer), Cxdy, Cxsper, Destroy Lonely, DJ Moon, D. Rich, Dylxn, Evan Moitoso, Evertime, FNZ, henney, I-20, JahDaGod, Jonah Abraham, Ken Carson, KP Beatz, Lil 88, Lil Uzi Vert, MaxFlames, mofe, Nick Spiders, Outtatown, Ratchet Ron, REWINED, saintracks, Semsi, skai, T99, Taurus, Texaco Cam, theo (Producer), Toom, Wasa, Wheezy, WOOSHY & yugen
No of Tracks 21
Release Date August 30, 2024

About LOVE LASTS FOREVER

Destroy Lonely’s second studio album, LOVE LASTS FOREVER, released on August 30, 2024, marks a significant evolution in his musical career. This album, following his debut If Looks Could Kill (2023), is a continuation of his exploration into the realms of dynamic instrumentals and unique performance aesthetics that have characterized his work.

Initially, LOVE LASTS FOREVER was intended to be titled Love Last Forever. This early title, along with the pretitle “Black America Presents,” was part of a broader concept that evolved as the album’s production progressed. The title change was announced alongside the final artwork and producer credits, reflecting a more refined vision of the project. The title was confirmed by Destroy Lonely on September 29, 2023, through a Tumblr post, and was later reiterated on Twitter in February 2024, signaling his commitment to the album’s release.

The album’s rollout was marked by several intriguing developments and fan interactions. On August 17, 2023, Destroy Lonely’s girlfriend, Ayisha Mia, inadvertently leaked an apparent tracklist via an Instagram story, showcasing 13 tracks with partial song titles. This early glimpse created significant buzz among fans, who eagerly anticipated the album’s official announcement.

Despite a planned April 2024 release, the album’s release was delayed. Destroy Lonely’s engagement with his fans included updates and teasers about the album’s progress. On April 5, 2024, he launched a dedicated website, lovelastforever.us, offering fans an inside look into the album’s creation through behind-the-scenes photos and videos. However, a last-minute shift in the release schedule pushed the album to a new target date.

On April 27, 2024, a cryptic tweet from Destroy Lonely’s producer, Lil 88, hinted at a possible change in the album’s title. This was soon clarified by Destroy Lonely himself, who reaffirmed the title as LOVE LASTS FOREVER and introduced the updated title as blakamerika presents: LOVE LASTS FOREVER. This tweet also hinted that the album would not conform to typical love story narratives, suggesting a more complex and layered approach.

The album’s lead single, “LUV 4 YA,” was released on June 14, 2024, following a series of tweets and updates about the album’s features and production. Destroy Lonely revealed that the album would include contributions from prominent producers such as Wheezy, Taurus, Southside, Clayco, Lil 88, and KP Beatz, with notable features from Ken Carson and Lil Uzi Vert. The inclusion of these artists and producers underscored the album’s high profile and anticipated impact.

Despite initial plans for a July 2024 release, the album faced delays, and Destroy Lonely publicly apologized to fans on July 30, 2024, revealing that the album cover had already been shot. This delay did not deter anticipation, and on August 15, 2024, Destroy Lonely provided further details about the album’s release date and artwork. He also announced that the album would feature two versions, one of which includes the track “holdin it down.” The physical copies of the album contain a bonus track featuring Don Toliver, adding extra value for collectors and fans.

The official tracklist, released on August 28, 2024, comprises twenty-one tracks, showcasing Destroy Lonely’s ability to blend dark, dynamic instrumentals with his distinctive style. The album’s varied features and production credits highlight a collaborative effort that extends beyond his previous work, reflecting his growth as an artist and his evolving role in the contemporary music landscape.

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