Patrick Paige II - If I Fail Are We Still Cool? - LP

“Like much of the Internet’s work, Letters of Irrelevance is a musician’s album. It lingers over slow grooves, jazzy chord modulations, dusty soul samples, and layered harmonies that take from fellow L.A. bass virtuoso Thundercat. After an all-instrumental SoundCloud project, Prelude, released in 2016, Paige finally steps behind the mic and proves himself to be a competent and self-aware, if still developing, rapper and singer.”- Pitchfork

“While he released a short instrumental record in December 2015, his official debut album, Letters of Irrelevance, showcases his well-rounded skill set and his ability to turn personal tragedy and struggle into confessional, cathartic music.” - Complex

“With that, his official debut album, Letters of Irrelevance, is the product of two years of acute reflection and refinement, with Paige withholding no emotion as he steps to the forefront. Unlike other stellar solo works from Syd, Steve Lacy, Matt Martians and Christopher Smith, much of Letters of Irrelevance dwells in a subdued, somber setting, painting a genuine picture of his tumultuous experiences.” - DJ Booth

Side A : Intro (Hard Times) / New Habits ft. Paco / Big Plays ft. Westside Mcfly / Curfew / Runway ft. Ohana Bam
Side B : 40000 Feet / Accountable / Ain't Talkin Bout Much ft. Syd / Whisper (Want My Luv) (ft. Steve Lacy, Allen Love, Durand Bernar)
Side C : Good Grace ft. Ohana Bam / So They Say / Who Am I / Westside Player S**t (ft. Westside Mcfly)
Side D : Freestyle ft. Saba / Feeling Myself ft. Forte Bowie / Sun Up / Outro (Wake Up)