Legendary Hip-Hop Artist Doodlebug of Digable Planets Teams Up With Versatile Rap Duo 80 Empire On Fat Beats Records

(DailyMusicRoll Editorial):- Los Angeles, California Mar 7, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – 80 Empire and Doodlebug Release Highly Anticipated Collaborative Album, A Galactic Love Supreme

Innovative hip-hop duo 80 Empire and legendary artist Doodlebug have officially dropped their much-anticipated collaborative album, A Galactic Love Supreme. The album is an audacious blend of jazz-infused beats, soulful lyrics, and cosmic themes, promising to redefine the genre and leave a lasting imprint on the music scene.

Combining 80 Empire’s signature production with Doodlebug’s thought-provoking lyricism, A Galactic Love Supreme ventures into uncharted territories, seamlessly fusing the cosmic and the intimate. The album explores the vast musical expanse of the universe while grounding listeners in deeply personal themes of love, introspection, and the human condition. From its space-age aesthetics to its jazz-inspired instrumental backbone, this project reflects a bold and unique vision that transcends genres and conventions.

The title, A Galactic Love Supreme, is a nod to both the spiritual and cosmic nature of the music, drawing inspiration from iconic jazz albums like A Love Supreme by John Coltrane, while adding a fresh, futuristic twist. The result is an album that is as much a journey through time and space as it is a reflection on the power of love and human connection.

“We wanted to create something that was both otherworldly and deeply rooted in the human experience,” says 80 Empire and Doodlebug. “This project is about exploring the infinite possibilities of sound and emotion while never losing sight of what connects us all–love.”

Doodlebug, known for his work as a member of the legendary hip-hop group Digable Planets, brings his unique style to the album, weaving intricate verses that challenge the listener to think critically while also inviting them to lose themselves in the music.

• The album features several standout tracks, including the lead single “Mother Earth is Dying” featuring Michole White and DJ Skillspinz, a smooth blend of jazz-inspired keys and head-nodding beats, and “Nothing Last Forever” featuring Bonecrusher, KXNG Crooked, Saladin Allah”, a lyrical journey collaboration that takes listeners to the farthest reaches of the universe with it’s heart thumping groove and lush harmonies.

Critics are already hailing A Galactic Love Supreme as one of the most exciting and original releases of 2025. With its mix of classic influences and futuristic sounds, the album is poised to resonate with long-time hip-hop heads, jazz enthusiasts, and anyone open to experiencing something completely new.

Tracklist for A Galactic Love Supreme

Side A

• A Galactic Intro feat. Saladin Allah
• OuttaSpace Connection feat. The Brassaholics
• Breathe feat. DJ Skillspinz (Bass by Bubby Lewis)
• Mother Earth Is Dying feat. Michole White, DJ Skillspinz (Bass by Bubby Lewis)
• Spread Love (Communicate)
• Deliveries feat. Butterfly

Side B
7. Amore (Bass by Gerald “Tugboat” Turner)
8. Time Keeps Slipping feat. Nejma Nefertiti
9. Intergalactic Love Supreme feat. Yah Ra
10. I Am feat. Skrew Tape, Emma Lee M.C, DJ Skillspinz (Trumpets by Alexis Baro)
11. Nothing Lasts Forever feat. Bonecrusher, KXNG Crooked, Saladin Allah

Available now on all streaming platforms.

Stream here

https://soulspazm.ffm.to/agalacticlovesupreme

About 80 Empire

80 Empire is a forward-thinking production duo known for their ability to blend classic hip-hop with modern sounds. Their music incorporates a wide array of influences, ranging from jazz to electronic to soul, creating a sound that is uniquely their own.

About Doodlebug

Doodlebug is a founding member of the iconic hip-hop group Digable Planets, celebrated for their pioneering blend of jazz and hip-hop. With a career spanning over two decades, Doodlebug has remained an influential voice in the music world, known for his creative artistry and introspective lyricism.

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