Everyday - (featuring Miguel/Mark Ronson/Rod Stewart)Ĩ. West Side Highway - (featuring James Fauntleroy)ħ.

Jukebox Joints - (featuring Kanye West/Joe Fox)ģ.

Electric Body - (featuring ScHoolboy Q)ĩ. Fine Whine - (featuring Future/Joe Fox/M.I.A.)Ĩ. Pitchfork (Website) - 'Rocky's curatorial eye adopts a more intimate gaze, rendering his collage of disparate inspirations more like a mixtape made for a friend than a sterile exhibition space.'Ģ. NME (Magazine) - 'ALLA is a thrillingly focused follow-up that betrays its anxieties even as it mostly makes do with extolling the virtues of vice.' The album features guest appearances from. Spin - 'nderneath the glossy veneer, the worldly 27-year-old honors his fallen friend by expanding his consciousness, deepening his faith, and honing his craft.'Įntertainment Weekly - 'The Harlem-bred MC, 27, dives headfirst down the rabbit hole on his hypnotic second studio album - a record as steeped in murky psyche-delia as it is in the luxury-rap swagger of his star-making 2013 debut.'īillboard - 'his album is more expansive, more inclusive and much deeper, with a palette that dips into blues rock, Wu-Tang Clan, G-Funk, psychedelic folk and more.' ASAP is the debut studio album by American rapper ASAP Rocky. Rolling Stone - 3.5 stars out of 5 - 'His head's in the stratosphere, but his mind is heavy with reality.'

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