Spillage Village – Baptize

And they’re back! Supergroup Spillage Village released new single “Baptize” late last night alongside the announcement that new album, Spilligion, on September 25th. “Baptize” is another taste of what fans and critics can come to expect from the album that has been teased since the release of “End of Daze.”
Continuing the sombre yet hopeful tone set with the first track, “Baptize” spotlights vocals from J.I.D and EARTHGANG; proving why they have come to be some of Atlanta’s most prized musical possessions. Christo, Hollywood JB and OLU of EARTHGANG produced the beat. Continuing the excitement, a video for the song dropped today featuring the three artists leading congregations in a Baptist church and one nestled in the woods — all while decked out in Pyer Moss. To watch the video, visit: https://youtu.be/Qcuk4LLRatk
The group composed of J.I.D, EarthGang, 6lack, Mereba, Jurdan Bryant, Hollywood JB and Benji. recorded Spilligion in Atlanta during (and largely as a solace for) the pandemic, and yet found the themes ringing true during a civil uprising that has continued to divide the country. They say it takes a village to raise a child and Spillage Village aims to borrow from this adage to inspire stories aimed at rebuilding and revolutionizing our communities for the future. Spilligion is available for pre-order now, CLICK HERE, fans that do so will receive the new track as an instant grat.

About Spillage Village — 

Born out of block parties, college dorm rooms and late night house sessions, Spillage Village was founded by Atlanta duo EARTHGANG and rapper J.I.D and were then joined by producer Hollywood JB and artist Jurdan Bryant. The quintet self-released their first collaborative project, Bears Like This (2014) to a warm reception gathering a groundswell of support from peers. Soon after singer Mereba and rapper 6lack joined the group and released their second critically acclaimed effort, Bears Like This Too (2015) with press dubbing it “a definitive statement from one of Atlanta’s most musically vibrant posses” (VICE/Noisey).

Keeping it’s momentum, the following year Spillage Village made waves again with Bears Like This Too Much (2016). The EP would be a turning point for many of the artists in the group who’s solo careers began to take off,  6lack’s debuted his Free 6lack project (Interscope, 2016) and EARTHGANG and J.I.D signed to Dreamville Records (Interscope). OLU from EARTHGANG would say that the three “Bear” EPs acted like “checkpoints and markers in time” chronicling the rise of the musical mavericks. Almost four years later, with many a sold out international tours, Grammy nominations and personal projects, Spillage Village is back to deliver soul-serving music.

Follow the journey…

WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER

Leave a Reply