Pop Smoke Faith Album Zip Download. Prolific Late American rapper and songwriter, Bashar Barakah Jackson, known as Pop Smoke label manager Victor Victor Worldwide set to release his second posthumous album dubbed “Faith.”

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Tracklist :-

1. Good News
2. More Time
3. Tell the Vision
4. Manslaughter ft. DAFI WOO, Dread Woo
5. Bout a Million
6. Brush Em ft. Rah Swish
7. Top Shotta ft. Eli Fross
8. 30 ft. Bizzy Banks
9. Beat the Speaker
10. Coupe
11. What’s Crackin
12. Genius
13. Mr. Jones
14. Woo Baby (Interlude)
15. Woo Baby
16. Demeanor ft. Dua Lipa
17. Spoiled
18. 8-Ball
19. Back Door
20. Merci Beaucoup

The title of Pop Smoke’s second posthumous album was revealed on Sunday (July 11), Steven Victor, head of Pop’s label home Victor Victor Worldwide, took to Twitter to share the name of the project. “Pop Smoke” Faith July 16, 2021,” Victor tweeted. On his Instagram, he confirmed in the caption that the tweet refers to the “album title.” Initial reports stated the album would be named “Pop Smoke” based off Apple Music’s preorder page for the project.

Shortly after the big reveal, it was confirmed that snippets from the album were being hidden in promotional posters across Brooklyn, New York, some of which can be heard. Aside from those brief fragments, however, little else about Faith has been shared. It will be interesting to see how much music Pop had in the vault, and how his remaining unreleased material is arranged on his second posthumous release — albeit without the guiding hand of 50 Cent.

Faith is set to feature 17 tracks including a 30-second “Outro,” which is the only part of the project fans can currently listen to on Apple Music. Within the “Outro,” Pop delivers a motivational speech about staying focused. “That’s why we try to tell the young niggas like, stay focused, you understand? You know what I’m saying, keep your mind straight on the prize. Don’t let nothin’ get in between, you know what I’m saying? Gotta focus up. Gotta be fully focused,” Pop says.

Now, the official album cover for Faith has been unveiled, as taken by photographer _Flix. The artwork is powerful in its simplicity, with Pop Smoke’s face commanding full attention as he stares directly into the camera. It would appear that the cover has already received approval from fans, a contrast to Virgil Abloh’s original — and controversial — design for Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon.

Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon was one of the best Hip-Hop albums of last year and it only made our hearts hurt more for what Pop Smoke could have been. Late last month, it was revealed that we’d get another posthumous effort from Pop.

Due to the way that iTunes and Apple Music had the album listed, we had thought up to this point that the project would be self-titled. But after implying that that wasn’t the case on Twitter a short while ago, we now finally have the official title for the new album.