Woodie Smalls Announces 2nd Album Out March 20

After five years and a tremendous international success of his previous album “Soft Parade”, Woodie Smalls unleashes his second full-length project upon the world: “In Between Spaces”

After his debut album, Woodie Smalls took the time to travel and set up a new approach that determined the sound of his latest work. It all started in early 2019 in Los Angeles, when Woodie Smalls invited Grammy winning producer Mike Hector (Kendrick Lamar), engineer Clinton 'Headache’ Walker (Post Malone) and Tedd Boyd ( Lil Dicky, AAP Ferg) to work with him in the studio. In working together, Woodie Smalls laid the groundwork of what was to become his second album. In Between Spaces is a nice reminder of how his sound has progressed since Smalls' first projects.

After working with these creatives, Smalls set his eyes on Berlin. There he collaborated with talented producers Killian & Jo. This track became “Bad” ft. Coely.

“In Between Spaces” tells the international artistic and personal journey of Woodie Smalls, resulting in a new sound. Exploring his own vocal abilities made him go beyond his comfort zone. This album is a nice reminder of how his sound has progressed and grown since Smalls' first album. “In Between Spaces” comes out on March 20th.

ABOUT WOODIE SMALLS

Woodie Smalls, the 23-year old rapper from Belgium. At 19 he released his debut single ‘Champion Sound’ and immediately made a name for himself. The track created a buzz far bigger than the 19- year old artist could have envisioned. He got featured on various international blogs like Noisey UK, Complex UK, Earmilk etc.. and performed at Europe's biggest festivals: Les Ardentes (BE), DOUR (BE), Pukkelpop (BE), Laundry Day (BE), Best Kept Secret (NL), Woo Hah! (NL), Lowlands (NL), Splash (D), MaMA Festival (FR),.... He also did a showcase at SXSW in Texas (USA).

Multiple of Woodie's videos have accumulated over millions of views on Youtube ( Planet Shrooms - 7,5 million / Tokyo Drift ft. K1D - 3,5 million / Too Soft - 1,4 million ).