Giggs releases surprise new mixtape Now or Never
06 November 2020, 10:01
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Giggs has returned with surprise new mixtape Now or Never, which features collaborations with Dave, Jorja Smith and more.
After teasing his return with a mysterious clip earlier this week, Giggs has shared a surprise 16-track mixtape.
Now or Never is Giggs' first project since last year's Big Bad album, and sees him collaborate with Dave, Jorja Smith, Emeli Sandé, Obongjayar, A Boogie wit da Hoodie and others.
Tracklist:
- Now or Never (prod. by Two4Kay)
- All Spinach (prod. by Payday)
- Buff Baddies (prod. by Trooh Hippi)
- Debonair (prod. by Cool & Dre)
- 100 Reps feat. Kyze (prod. by Whoismike)
- Changed Me feat. A Boogie wit da Hoodie (prod. by AJRuinedMyRecord)
- Branch Out (prod. by AjaJon)
- No Back Bone feat. Aystar & Tiny Boost (prod. by IV Beatss)
- Everybody Dead feat. DeMarco (prod. by Jazzy T Music)
- Don't Be Shy feat. Obongjayar (prod. by Barney Lister)
- I’m Workin feat. Jorja Smith (prod. by Elevated)
- Krash (prod. by Krash)
- Man Are Outside (prod. by Payday)
- Straight Murder (Giggs & David) feat. Dave (prod. by KeyzMusic)
- Hoochies (prod. by Dirty Saj & K1)
- It's Hard feat. Emeli Sandé (prod by Elevated)
Giggs' Now or Never mixtape is out now.
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