The official release of From The Private Collection Of Saba And No ID is edging closer, and the latest sign of life is their celebratory new single, “Woes Of The World.” In his chest-beating ...

“Woes Of The World” is a fairly low-key track that doesn’t do too much to grab your attention. Despite the title, Saba’s lyrics are quietly triumphant. Over No ID’s softly twinkly ...

Chicago rapper Saba and storied producer No ID will ... singles “Head.rap,” “How to Impress God,” and “Woes of the World.” It’s unclear if two track the pair dropped in 2023 ...

“Woes of the World” presents a simple but powerful message about the emotional toll of global struggles. The hook here is decent but doesn’t hit as hard as the verses, where Saba dives into ...

“Head.Rap,” “How To Impress God,” and “Woes Of The World ... out to the world? Audiomack’s Brian Zisook posted a fascinating conversation with Saba on Twitter, in which the Windy ...

in its initial form was actually branded as a mixtape – Saba and No ID shared a solid run of singles including the prolific and profound “How To Impress God,” “Woes of the World” and ...

Saba and No ID are two legends of Chicago ... Private Collection ranges from pensive singles - "Woes of the World," "How to Impress God," "head.rap" - to the buoyant history of Chicago R&B in ...

The project includes previously released singles, “head.rap” with Madison McFerrin, Ogi, and Jordan Ward, “How to Impress God,” and “Woes of The World.” Saba also announced a three-day ...

Saba and No ID have released their highly ... They followed up up with "How To Impress God" and shared "Woes of the World" ...

Saba has been stepped over ... as he does on “Acts 1.5” and “Woes Of The World.” On the latter, he twists syllables and pronunciations into fun phonetic configurations you wouldn ...

For Saba and No ID, the process of making ... Painting Has A Price” to the playful “Breakdown,” “Woes of the World” and its elastic flow to the way “head.rap” effortlessly ...

Saba and No ID are two legends of Chicago ... Private Collection ranges from pensive singles — “Woes of the World,” “How to Impress God,” “head.rap” — to the buoyant history ...