News - 21/05/2015

Lost Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga collaboration 'Partynauseous' resurfaced - LISTEN

Lost Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga collaboration 'Partynauseous' resurfaced - LISTEN

Back in 2012 the queen of pop shock - Lady Gaga - and Kendrick Lamar recorded a track together. The long-rumoured and never-heard song was said to be called "Partynauseous" and was originally recorded for Lamar's album "good kid, m.A.A.d city". Well, the time to listen to the song has come, since it has been shared online after being awol for these years.

Lady Gaga also explained, on her website, the reasons why the song remained unreleased:

When I collaborate with an artist i work solely with them, not with their camps or management. Its purely organic and creative. I love Kendrick dearly as a friend, but was not willing to compromise musically to the changes his team was making to my music.
This is why I am not [on] his record. I have a very specific vision as a producer and songwriter, and I always have. That song will be released at a different time, for a different project. I love you, and think you should check out his stuff because he is truly great. He’s a good kid, its just sometimes a mad city.

Listen to the track before it gets removed from the Internet:

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