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MIKE - Showbiz! 2x Vinyl LP
by MIKE
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£39.99
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Original price
£39.99
Original price
£39.99
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Original price
£39.99
Original price
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£39.99
£39.99
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£39.99
Current price
£39.99
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2x Black Vinyl LP
Release Year: 2025
Catalogue Number: 10028LP
Barcode: 5056818801730
Record Grading: Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading: Mint (M)
Condition Note: Brand New
Track Listing / Description
A1 Bear Trap
A2 Clown of the Class (Work Harder)
A3 Then we could be free..
A4 Watered down
A5 man in the mirror
A6 Artist of the Century
B1 What U Bouta Do?/A Star was Born (feat. 454)
B2 Belly 1
B3 Da Roc
B4 The Weight (2k20)
B5 Lost Scribe
B6 You're the Only One Watching
C1 Lucky
C2 #82
C3 Too Hot (interlude)
C4 Pieces of a Dream
C5 Strange Feeling
C6 Zombie pt.2
D1 Burning House
D2 Showbiz! (Intro)
D3 Spun Out
D4 duendita)
D5 When it Rains
D6 Diamond Dancing (Broke)
Showbiz! is the tenth solo album by MIKE, released via his own label 10k. Widespread acclaim includes Pitchfork 'Best New Music', who proclaimed it's "the young artist's greatest accomplishment thus far". It sets a new benchmark for himself and his contemporaries as he steps into the next chapter of his career as a proven, essential voice in hip hop this decade. The record features 454 and duendita, alongside guest production from Thelonious Martin, Salami Rose Joe Louis, Jacob Rochester, Anysia Kym, Harrison (SURF GANG), ShunGu, Laron and redLee.
MIKE capped off an unprecedented run of projects and collaborations with the likes of Earl Sweatshirt, Wiki, The Alchemist and more over the past two years with Pinball, a creative reunion with producer Tony Seltzer. Rolling Stone called the project "a fearless sonic shift" and injected an unexpected, invigorated new energy to MIKE's catalog, which has primarily been lauded for his incisive writing. He celebrated that moment with the 4th edition of his annual Young World festival in Brooklyn last Summer, which has come to be regarded as one of the premiere events on New York's Summer calendar, aimed at giving its 8,000+ attendees a space to express themselves.