The post Earl Sweatshirt Is Finally Ready to Live Laugh Love: Review appeared first on Consequence. With his latest album, Earl sounds like a man made anew. Through warbling, funk-fueled production ...

A notification buzzes my phone. Looking down, I see it’s from Spotify alerting me of the release of Earl Sweatshirt’s newest album Live, Laugh, Love. Eagerly, I open the app and click on the first ...

The cult rapper, who broke out at 16 as a member of Odd Future, spoke with Popcast about cutting his own path around fame and into fatherhood. Credit... Supported by By Joe Coscarelli and Jon ...

For a few years, Earl Sweatshirt seemed to be sealing himself off from the rest of the rap universe, only existing within his own hazy aesthetic universe alongside likeminded travelers like MIKE and ...