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Mike Dean didn’t waste any time.
Just weeks after releasing his 4:23 project, the Grammy-winning producer returned with its follow-up, aptly titled 4:24. Dean announced the instrumental album via Instagram on April 12 — before it was even recorded.
“424 album coming,” he wrote along with the April 26 drop date. “Haven’t made it yet. But it’s coming.”
Dean supported the effort with a psychedelic short film directed by Jason Goldwatch, a New York City-based creator who’s worked with everyone from Jay Electronica and Jay-Z to Kanye West and Pharrell Williams.
The 13-minute video is said to explore “the human experience through the eyes of a robot,” and features distorted images of technological milestones, nature, and religious iconography. It’s a trippy concoction that pairs perfectly with 4:24’s retro-futuristic sound.
“Producers should never get stuck in time,” Dean said in a press release. “They should always be time travelers living in the future.”
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