ARIA & BET nominated artist, Tkay Maidza has announced the highly anticipated follow up to 2020’s breakout Last
Year Was Weird, Vol. 2, which earned the #1 Best EP of the Year nod from The Needle Drop. Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3
completes Tkay’s trilogy and will feature eight new songs produced by longtime collaborator Dan Farber.

Tkay recently wrapped a stratospheric 2020 that propelled the Zimbabwe-born, Australia-raised artist to new heights. From billboards in Times Square, to features in Pitchfork and Vogue and a placement on the FIFA Soundtrack, her Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2 EP presented a compelling new stride for the young artist whose craft spans genres. The ARIA-nominated EP for Best Soul/R&B Release received adoration from the likes of Pitchfork, Stereogum, Wonderland, The Guardian, PAPER and many more.

Vol Side Track Artist Title 1 1 1 Tkay Maidza Eden 1 1 2 Tkay Maidza & UMI Onto Me (with UMI) 1 1 3 Tkay Maidza So Cold 1 1 4 Tkay Maidza Syrup 1 2 1 Tkay Maidza & Yung Baby Tate Kim (with Yung Baby Tate) 1 2 2 Tkay Maidza High Beams 1 2 3 Tkay Maidza Cashmere 1 2 4 Tkay Maidza Breathe

• Format Detail: 12" Vinyl standard jacket & printed innersleeve
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Hip Hop

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