Overview
- Yeat released ADL on Friday as a two-part album on streaming services.
- The 21 tracks feature high-profile guests, with Elton John credited via a sample and appearances from NBA YoungBoy, Kylie Jenner as King Kylie, Kid Cudi, Grimes, Don Toliver, Joji, 070 Shake, and more.
- Key songs confirmed by outlets include Face the Flame with NBA YoungBoy and Grimes, Lose Control with an Elton John sample, and Let King Tonka Talk featuring Kylie Jenner.
- Early listener reactions compiled by music sites leaned negative, with many saying the album felt underwhelming and calling out muddy mixing and uneven execution despite strong production.
- In a rare interview with Zane Lowe, Yeat framed ADL as a tone-setting pivot for his career, while a splashy rollout used a New York City taxi stunt, a Portland Trail Blazers event, and a Nike-backed box set and CD push.