After an eight-year wait, NxWorries, the dynamic duo composed of Anderson .Paak and acclaimed producer Knxwledge, is back with a bang.
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Their long-anticipated album “Why Lawd?” is set for release, hitting the shelves globally in vinyl, CD, and cassette formats on June 7, with a digital release to follow on June 14. But this album launch is more than just about music; it’s a revolution in artist-fan engagement, thanks to an innovative partnership with Gala Music.
To celebrate the release of “Why Lawd?”, fans will get an exclusive first listen to Knxwledge’s remix of “Daydreaming” on Gala Music’s platform for eight weeks. This special access is just the beginning of a series of engagements designed to bring fans closer to the artists they love.
Star-Studded Collaborations
The album features an impressive lineup of artists, including Snoop Dogg, October London, H.E.R., Thundercat, Dave Chappelle, and Charlie Wilson. Notably, both Snoop Dogg and October London are Gala Music artists, marking a unique convergence of talent on the platform. This collaboration not only enriches the album but also enhances the Gala Music community, offering fans new ways to connect with their favorite artists.
In an era where artists strive for deeper connections with their audiences, NxWorries and Gala Music are setting a new standard. By integrating traditional music distribution with cutting-edge digital experiences, this partnership exemplifies how technology can enrich the artist-fan relationship.
Gala Music, known for its innovative Web3 community experience, brings top-tier talent to a platform that prioritizes artists and offers a unique compensation model. With over 20,000 listeners, Gala Music is at the forefront of digital music evolution.
Fans in Los Angeles have a special treat: a week-long popup event from June 7-13 at Stones Throw Records’ headquarters, culminating in an afterparty at Gold Line on June 7.
These events will include record signings by Anderson .Paak on June 7-8 and a special DJ set by .Paak himself, performing as DJ PeeWee at the afterparty. These in-person events are a testament to NxWorries’ commitment to connecting with their local fanbase.
The “Why Lawd?” Mystery Box: A Fan’s Treasure
Launching on June 14, the limited-edition “Why Lawd?” Mystery Box offers fans a unique way to engage with NxWorries’ music and legacy. Each box includes:
Support the Future: Each box includes $MUSIC tokens, Gala Music’s utility token, allowing fans governance to directly contribute to the growth of artists like NxWorries and the Gala Music ecosystem.
Exclusive Remixed Track: Be among the first to hear the exclusive remix of “Daydreaming” by Knxwledge from “Why Lawd?” on Gala Music.
Win Exciting Prizes: Fans can win entry tickets to receive exclusive items, including Anderson .Paak’s signed drumsticks, signed “Why Lawd?” vinyl, a coveted Jukebox Node, and more!
For more information about Gala Music and the NxWorries “Why Lawd?” Mystery Box, visit Gala Music’s website. Follow Gala Music on Twitter for the latest updates and exclusive content.
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About NxWorries
The partnership between Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, known as NxWorries, began with their hit song “Suede.” By the release of their debut album Yes Lawd! in 2016, .Paak was on his way to pop stardom, and Knxwledge had already won a Grammy for his production on Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly. Six years later, they returned with “Where I Go” featuring H.E.R., followed by tracks like “Daydreaming,” “86Sentra,” and “FromHere” with Snoop Dogg and October London.
About Stones Throw Records
Founded in 1996 by artist and DJ Peanut Butter Wolf, Stones Throw Records is an independent label based in Los Angeles known for its diverse and influential roster of artists.
About Gala
Gala is a leading Web3 entertainment company that empowers fans and creators through innovative Web3 ecosystems and true content ownership. By developing new solutions on their proprietary blockchain, GalaChain, they are paving the way towards the future of entertainment. Learn more at Gala’s website.
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