EDNA (Deluxe)
By Headie One
Hip-Hop/Rap - 2021
In 2020, Headie One stood tall. He began the year scribbling lyrics from the regrettably familiar confines of a prison... more
Tracklist
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1Teach Me2:30 min
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2Psalm 352:40 min
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3Bumpy Ride (feat. M Huncho)2:21 min
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4Triple Science3:09 min
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5The Light3:30 min
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6Ain't It Different (feat. AJ Tracey & Stormzy)3:16 min
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7Mainstream2:09 min
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8Princess Cuts (feat. Young T & Bugsey)3:05 min
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921 Gun Salute (feat. Young Adz)3:31 min
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10Five Figures2:45 min
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11Hear No Evil (feat. Future)4:23 min
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12Breathing2:52 min
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13Only You Freestyle4:09 min
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14Try Me (feat. Skepta)3:13 min
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15F U Pay Me (feat. Ivorian Doll & Kenny Beats)2:44 min
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16Parlez-Vous Anglais (feat. Aitch)3:20 min
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17Everything Nice (feat. Haile)3:39 min
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18You/Me (feat. Mahalia)3:16 min
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19Therapy2:10 min
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20Cold (feat. Kaash Paige)4:37 min
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21Hung Jury3:01 min
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22Bussdown (feat. Rich The Kid)2:24 min
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23Showed Me (feat. NorthSideBenji)2:52 min
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24Siberia (feat. Burna Boy)2:53 min
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25Level Up3:31 min
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26Dressing Gown3:09 min
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27Zodiac (feat. Rv & Kenny Beats)3:09 min
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28Yet3:14 min
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About EDNA (Deluxe)
In 2020, Headie One stood tall. He began the year scribbling lyrics from the regrettably familiar confines of a prison cell while riding his fourth sentence, but as the end credits rolled, the Tottenham rapper found redemption. Dedicated to the memory of his late mother, EDNA fused deeply personal calls for healing and guidance with moments of celebration with gilded collaborators from across the Atlantic. Forged in solitude, it was a debut album that helped reimagine all possibilities for the UK’s drill sound.On this deluxe edition, Headie continues to chart out a new course. Whether constructing colorful rhymes that dig deep on the darkest parts of his journey (“Hung Jury”), trading breezy verses with global talent including Burna Boy (“Siberia”) and Rich The Kid (“Bussdown”), or linking with his Original Farm Boys teammate RV on a two-way rally that throws back to their days as a mixtape pairing (“Zodiac”—featuring an exceptional Kenny Beats production), it’s a victory lap that’s earned. It’s also further proof of Headie making good on the promise he made to his mother, as revealed on a Fire in the Booth performance aboard a private jet as EDNA entered the world. His perspectives, he vowed then, would remain firmly in the sky.