The return of the Kendrick Lamar
It’s been four years since the “Black Panther Soundtrack” and five since his “Damn.” These two releases launched Kendrick Lamar as an international musical heavyweight. The pair of albums sold 4 million copies and 29.5 million singles in the U.S alone. Both records sparked back-to-back world tours and a gang of awards, including a Pulitzer (the first one given to a non-Classical or Jazz album). In 2020, the world came to a halt. Music was virtually non-existent, and Kendrick was going through writer’s block. He also welcomed his first child and created his own record label PGLang with long-time …