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$tupid Young Drops “Want It All” Off of The Upcoming ‘A3C Volume 8’ Album

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Premiered by No Jumper; A3C Volume 8 drops on February 22nd.

No Jumper, lead by Adam22, and A3C Volume 8–a partnership between A3C Festival & Conference and iHipHop Distribution–have linked to debut the latest single from the forthcoming A3C album, “Want It All” by $tupid Young.

In addition to releasing the track, No Jumper also premiered the “Want It All” video, which takes place in his studio. Hailing from Long Beach, CA, $tupid Young has been riding strong on the underground circuit, dropping successful tracks like the Mozzy-assisted, “Mando”, which has over 23mm views to date, and has cultivated an impressive following. But $tupid Young’s career ambitions exceed being a street legend; he wants it all.

Throughout the Keanu Beats-produced A3C addition, $tupid Young details his grand desires to rise to the top off the strength of his pensive rhymes. Keep an eye on this one–$tupid Young is poised to explode.

“Want It All” will be featured on A3C Volume 8, which drops on all DSPs on February 22nd.

Check out the No Jumper-premiered $tupid Young joint below:

STREAM / DOWNLOAD “WANT IT ALL” 

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A3C & iHipHop Distribution Announce Renewed Partnership for A3C Volume 9, Celebrating A3C’s 15 Years of Showcasing Emerging Artists

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The A3C Festival & Conference and iHipHop Distribution are proud to announce their renewed partnership for the ninth installment of their annual compilation series. As reported by HipHopDX, A3C Volume 9 will also commemorate A3C’s fifteen year anniversary as a festival rooted in showcasing emerging artists from across the country.  The previous editions of the A3C compilation included numerous soon-to-be mainstay artist’s in hip-hop, allowing the series to receive recognition from a variety of outlets, with editors from Apple Music raving, “The A&R rep has done a commendable job, cherry-picking some of the most promising, would-be rap stars from countless wannabes.”