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Earl Sweatshirt has revealed the name of his new album Some Rap Songs, as well as a brand new song called "The Mint," Following up from the surprise release of "Nowhere2Go" a couple weeks back, his latest track features the relatively unknown rapper Navy Blue. He took to Twitter to share the new jam and the pre-order link for his highly-anticipated upcoming project, which is set to be released November 30 via Tan Cressida / Columbia Records. You can also peep Some Rap Songs' official album artwork below.

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The rapper and former Odd Future member's last album was 2015's I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside. In addition to his musical pursuits, Earl Sweatshirt launched his DEATHWORLD clothing line last year. Check out the fall collection here.

Stream "The Mint" featuring Navy Blue below.

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In case you missed it, read why Earl Sweatshirt's new album could be his long-awaited classic.

In other music news, Drake linked up with Magic City Strip Club for his latest 'Scorpion' merch drop.

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