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ScHoolboy Q Drops New Song ‘Break The Bank’ and 2 Album Covers For ‘Oxymoron’

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ScHoolboy Q is in full-on album promotion mode as he nears the release date of his upcoming album Oxymoron. The Top Dawg Entertainment rapper released a new song today called “Break The Bank”. This comes just a few days after Q dropped an official video for his single “Man Of The Year.”

According to vibe.com:

“What a week for ScHoolBoy Q. Just a few days ago, he dropped the Baywatch-esque video for ‘Man of the Year.’ Then, he just now revealed the two covers for his forthcoming Oxymoron album. Now, we get the next offering from the album, ‘Break the Bank.’

“The Alchemist-produced sing-song cut is a freebie for those who pre-order the album on iTunes. Oxymoron will feature contributions from Kendrick Lamar, Boi-1da, Tyler, the Creator, Raekwon and more.”

ScHoolboy Q’s Oxymoron is one of the most anticipated albums of 2014 and if it is successful, it would prove to fans that Top Dawg Entertainment offers truly talented individuals, not just artists riding on the coattails of  Kendrick Lamar.

Oxymoron is scheduled to be released on Feb. 25 and will feature 17 tracks, including singles “Collard Greens,” “Yay Yay” and “Man Of The Year.”

Check out one of the album covers above and the other below, along with the new song “Break The Bank.”

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