American media such as CONSEQUENCE, COMPLEX, VULTURE, and HIPHOPDX are excited and saying that it is the most anticipated album of 2025.
Saba, a famous Chicago rapper and leader of the Pivot Gang, who wins RIAA Gold, and No ID, who is also known as the “Gadfather of Chicago Hip-Hop.” has released their latest collaboration single, “Woe Of The World.” Following the single “How To Impress God” last October, the two teams have raised expectations for their joint album “From The Private Collection Of Saba And No ID”, and are now opening up a new era. I’m trying.
The new single “Woe Of The World” is calm and expressive. No ID’s sophisticated production highlights Saba’s unparalleled warding talent and shows the power of the collaboration between the two. Putting it on the clean layered beats, Sabah is deeply thrilled and confesses in a chorus, “It makes me emotional to know what I know.”
Saba & No ID: “Woes of the World”
The new song follows the pre-released singles “Back In Office” and “hue_man Nature”, as well as “head.rap” and previous single “How To Impress God.” These songs and albums will be rebuilt from scratch by Saba and No ID, two members of the studio in the second half of 2023. The work is more nuanced and broader than the original depiction.
The production of the album “From The Private Collection Of Saba And No ID” was long, complicated and not necessarily linear for the two. It started with a mixtape, followed by mountains of demonstrations, months of rethinking, and then back to blank. However, as a result, it has been completed a album that will be loved by rap fans across generations. Not only is it technically skillful, but it is also intensive in terms of theme, and it slashes deep into the soul of Maba’s soul, and has an irresistible dynamism.
A year ago, they thought they had completed the project, but Sabah’s loss of his uncle forced him to reconsider.
“He’s the one who made me crazy about hip hop,” says Saba.
“I was made to open up to try again. I had to do a lot of dialogue with myself, which I hadn’t needed for a long time.”
Each of them has also achieved notable results during the production of this project. In early 2024, Saba appeared on Valee & Harry Fraud’s Watermelon Automobile, and soon afterwards released “Don’t Check 4 Me” alongside Nascent and Duckwrth. .
On the other hand, No ID co-produces “American Requiem,” which is included in Beyoncé’s latest album, “COWBOY CARTER,” which won the Grammy Award for Best Album, with John Batiste and numerous genius hitmakers. He has secured his position as one of the most influential producers in the music scene. He also served as executive producer of Killer Mike’s sixth studio album, MICHAEL, and won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song for the song “Scientists & Engineers.”
■No ID Profile:
Dion Wilson, aka No ID, who is a super producer, songwriter and sometimes executive, is known as the “Godfather of Chicago Hip Hop” under his work with Kanye West and other Chicago stalwart stars. To exist. He also collaborated with Jay Z and NAS Grammy Award-winning titles, as well as with Drake, Rihanna, John Mayer, Ed Sheeran, J. Cole, Killer Mike, Big Shawn, Common, and Bau Wow. Involvement. He was responsible for running Kanye West’s label GOOD Music, and as EVP and A&R director for Def Jam, he founded his own label ARTium Recordings. Under his leadership, ARTium has made breakthroughs such as Geney Aiko and Snow Allegra.
■Saba profile:
A successful indie artist, Saba has built a career as one of the most important and unique voices of all rappers of his generation, based on solid trust and musicality. He recently participated in Chance the Rapper’s “Acid Rap Anniversary” show held at United Center Arena in Chicago, performed at Coachella, and toured America, Europe and Africa with the album Few Good Things. . Last year, his acclaimed album, “CARE FOR ME,” was selected for Spotify’s “30 classic hip-hop and R&B albums,” alongside Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar and Tyler the Creator, and was selected for Los Angeles. His billboards appeared all over the streets of New York.
Saba began making music at the age of nine, and began writing and producing songs from the early adolescence. She built a recording studio in her grandmother’s basement in western Chicago and formed the Pivot Gang with her neighbors. It was featured in the collaboration album “Revenge Of The Dreamers III” released by J. Cole from Dreamville in 2019, and Saba was certified for the first time in RIAA Gold with the number “Sacrifices.” That same year, he formed Midwestern supergroup Ghetto Sage along with Noname and Smino, and released his debut song, “Häagen Dazs.” In 2022, she was certified RIAA Gold for the second time with her single “Photosynthesis,” released in 2016.
■ Release information
Saba & No ID
Single “Woes of The World” now available
Distribution link:https://orcd.co/woes
Label: From The Private Collection, LLP
■Music Videos
Saba & No ID: “Woes of the World”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aztpMWQdnB0
Saba & No ID “How to Impress God”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uCA0kiSsT0
Saba & No ID: “head.rap (feat. Madison McFerrin, Ogi, and Jordan Ward)”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVIPD_PUBbo
■Follow Saba
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SabaPIVOT
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sabapivot/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sabapivot
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