Bando Stone and the New World | Childish Gambino

Product Code: 19802840221

EAN: 0198028402217
Catalogue Code: 19802840221
Title: Bando Stone and the New World
Principle Contributor: Childish Gambino
Contributors: Childish Gambino
Genre: Soundtracks, Original Soundtrack
Produced by Label/Studio: Columbia, 2025
Published by: Sony Music Entertainment, 25 Apr 2025
Format: Vinyl / 12" Album,
Media: 2 disc(s)

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£37.00

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Disc 1
1. H3@RT$ W3RE M3@NT T0 F7? - Childish Gambino
2. Lithonia - Childish Gambino
3. Survive (Feat. Chl?e) - Childish Gambino
4. Steps Beach - Childish Gambino
5. Talk My Shit (Feat. Amaarae & Flo Milli) - Childish Gambino
6. Got to Be - Childish Gambino
7. Real Love - Childish Gambino
8. In the Night (Feat. Jorja Smith & Amaarae) - Childish Gambino
9. Yoshinoya - Childish Gambino
Disc 2
1. Can You Feel Me (Feat. Legend) - Childish Gambino
2. No Excuses - Childish Gambino
3. Cruisin (Feat. Yeat) - Childish Gambino
4. We Are God - Childish Gambino
5. Running Around (Feat. Foushe?) - Childish Gambino
6. Dadvocate - Childish Gambino
7. Happy Survival (Feat. Khruangbin) - Childish Gambino
8. A Place Where Love Goes - Childish Gambino

Cover Notes: It is with a certain sadness for his fans across mediums that Donald Glover has declared 'Bando Stone and the New World' the last Childish Gambino album. The ostensible soundtrack to a feature-length movie of the same name, the hour-long project includes snippets of dialogue that hint at the film's apocalyptic subject matter. The fact that the soundtrack is preceding the actual film is part of Glover's strategy: He wants listeners to work to figure out what they're listening to. 'The soundtrack forces the audience to participate in a way that I don't feel like most things force you to participate', he says. 'It forces you to have an imagination. I already see people being like, 'This is very cinematic, this must be the part that... This feels like a credit sequence'. A lot of stuff feels flat because it's not asking you to participate. Art used to be you had to participate on some level and have some sort of thought process on it. You can't just be like, 'Oh, this is mid''. Even without the benefit of the full visuals, these 17 tracks make for a satisfying swan song that synthesizes what came before with fresher ideas gleaned from the threshold of finality.

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