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ForteBowie brings the wavy vibes on his long-anticipated Vice Haus 2 EP. Over 13 tracks, the gifted songwriter/producer/singer leans on his suave vocals for heady songs perfect for getting in a sensual mood, kicking back, or turning up. This follow up to his 2013 EP is full of Bowie's verses, but on the song "Sade," ForteBowie calls on flourishing R&B singer, Jacquees to open up the interlude.
Over email, Bowie told The FADER that this release is about moving his artistry forward. "I never wanted to do a Vice Haus 2 because it sounded cliche and because I'm an artist that is all about moving forward," he said. "But I couldn't deny the demand from the people. I've been absent, so it's really just a message to all the asleep niggas to wake up. My friends came through for me and laced me with beats when my MacBook died and I couldn't really make my own beats."
