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Pre-Order: Whatchu Bringing [LP]
Pre-Order: Whatchu Bringing [LP]
Regular Price $34.60Product Type : Vinyl
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Since forming in 2020, Dinner Party has continued to erase the lines between jazz, soul, and hip-hop, building a discography celebrated for it's warmth, musicianship, and effortless chemistry. Following their Grammy-nominated 2020 self-titled debut, the Dinner Party: Dessert reimagining, and 2023's Enigmatic Society, Whatchu Bringing? finds the group as locked-in as ever - trading the same easy, in-the-room feel that has made them one of the most beloved collectives in modern music.Whatchu Bringing? arrives on the heels of a pair of 2026 Grammy nominations for Dinner Party co-founder Terrace Martin. Martin's collaborative album with Kenyon Dixon, Come As You Are, was nominated for Best Progressive R&B Album, while it's single ""WeMaj"" (feat. Rapsody) earned a nod for Best Melodic Rap Performance at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards. The nominations arrived in the middle of an especially prolific run for Martin, who spent early 2026 rolling out his ambitious four-part album series - Passion, Peace, Purpose, and Perspective - building toward the full-length Love Is Louder Than Algorithms. Whatchu Bringing? marks his next chapter, bringing that same restless creative energy back to Dinner Party.With Whatchu Bringing?, Dinner Party continues a run defined by joy, community, and genre-defying collaboration - an invitation, as always, to pull up a chair.1xLP, Black Vinyl, 12x12 Insert
Tracklist:
- Stop Being Late (Feat. J. Ivy)
- If It Ain't Broke (Love Wins) (Feat. Phoelix ; 9th Wonder)
- Stargazing (Feat. Phoelix)
- Breakfast at Sharkey's (Feat. Phoelix)
- I Wonder (Feat. Phoelix)
- Just My Type (Feat. Phoelix)
- I'm Yours (Feat. Phoelix)
- Mutual Respect (Feat. Phoelix)
- Peace of Mind (Feat. 9th Wonder)
UPC: 199316696264
Label: Sounds Of Crenshaw
Release Date: 10.30.26
Format: VinylAll Sales are Final.
No Refunds or Exchanges.
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