LIL POPPA DROPS HEARTFELT NEW ALBUM ALMOST NORMAL AGAIN

LIL POPPA DROPS HEARTFELT NEW ALBUM

ALMOST NORMAL AGAIN

ALMOST NORMAL AGAIN ARRIVES FOLLOWING NATIONAL TOUR

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Today, Jacksonville rapper and CMG signee Lil Poppaunleashes Almost Normal Again, a piercingly personal new album that flaunts all the wounded melodies and thoughtful songwriting that helped make him one of the most promising voices in the Sunshine State. You can stream Almost Normal Again here.

Checking in at 16 tracks, Lil Poppa’s new project is an expressive mosaic of life lessons — instructive hardships at the intersection of things you can change and things you can’t. The thrill of the wins and the sobriety of the losses. Tracks like “Start Trippin (Shawty Fine)” evoke the W’s. Cruising over a medieval strings and pummeling 808s, Poppa turns in a barrage of flexes that are simultaneously raw and matter-of-fact: “Told the bitch I got it, so it ain’t trickin’/As long as the house got a stove and a kitchen.”

For tracks like “I Hate You,” Poppa shifts from playboy escapades to exasperated heartbreak. Crooning over somber piano, Poppa lets loose hurt feelings and nakedly honest venom for an ex lover: “Imma start his off by sayin’ I hate you bitch/You know it won’t cost you a dime to be faithful.” Baring his emotions like a raw nerve, Lil Poppa specializes in perspective — the driving force behind a new album that should propel him to the highest heights of his career. He’ll scale those new mountain tops by looking inside himself to make anthems for every situation.

“I never knew how to open up about my problems,” Poppa says. “So I used music for therapy. It’s healing not only for me, but for my fans.” Those therapy sessions have earned him millions of Spotify streams and an expansive fan base. Their roots stem from a childhood where he learned the power of prayer and family.

Almost Normal Again arrives after Poppa concluded his Almost Normal Again Tour, a trek that began in Washington, DC and concluded in his native Jacksonville.

Almost Normal Again

1. “Myself Again” ft. Eric Music
2. “You Ready Ejay”
3. “Willy Wonka”
4. “1 Hellavah Life” ft. Yungeen Ace
5.  “Bout My Respect”
6. “What I Seen”
7. “D.O.D” ft. Seddy Hendrix & ATG
8. “I Hate You”
9. “Safe Sex”
10. “Pain All Gone” ft. Mozzy
11. “One Night Only (Lifestyle)”
12. “Get Saved”
13. “Start Trippin (Shawty Fine)”
14. “Forever Young” ft. Eelmatic
15. “4AM In Tampa” ft. T-Roll
16. “Trick Dice”