Saba has shared another new song: Watch the video for “Stop That” below. Along with the track, the Chicago rapper has revealed that his next album, Few Good Things, is coming out on February 4.
Saba produced “Stop That,” with co-production from Daoud and DaedaePivot. It follows his recent song “Fearmonger,” which also featured Daoud. In a statement about “Stop That,” Saba remarked:
I feel like more often than not, we let our own judgement of ourselves knock our confidence off before anyone else even offers any feedback. Our own insecurities ring really loudly in our heads, to the point where we make ourselves smaller before giving anyone else the chance to. This is something that I feel like I found myself beginning to do over the years. Hiding from the uncomfortable moment. And this song works as my noticing and correcting that.
Few Good Things is Saba’s third album, following 2018’s Care for Me and his 2016 debut Bucket List Project.
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