Jan. 31st (My Truth)

Atlanta’s own YFN Lucci is on a mission to close out 2020 strong with his new album Wish Me Well 3, the highly anticipated final chapter in his acclaimed Wish Me Well series. The Think It’s A Game Records (TIG Records) artist has consistently delivered chart-topping hits since launching his career with his original outing Wish Me Well in 2015. Armed with melodic hooks and undeniable ad libs in the years since, Lucci has won over audiences time and time again with anthemic hits including the platinum-certified “Key To The Streets” (feat. Migos & Trouble), #1 single “Everyday We Lit,” and gold-selling smash “Heartless.” Charismatic and emotionally gripping, Lucci’s indefatigable spirit has earned him a fiercely loyal fanbase who have been eagerly awaiting his latest project. Anchored by the Mulatto assisted remix to his gold-certified single “Wet,” Lucci’s latest project aims to please with songs that run the gamut from the Hitmaka produced “Both Of Us” feat. Rick Ross and Layton Greene, to the signature style he’s dubbed “pain music” which resonates through songs including “September 7th,” “Hate’s Real” feat. Boosie Badazz, and “Dope Game” feat. Bigga Rankin, Jeezy and Yo Gotti. “I express a lot of feelings,” Lucci says of his sound. “It’s all the things I go through – my experiences, how people change up on you, people steal from you, people lie to you… Just watching people struggle and trying to help everybody when you’re only one person and you can’t make everybody happy. “ It’s those exact experiences that spurred the Summerhill rapper to create his newest release, which is inspired by Tupac’s Me Against The World. In addition to enlisting photographer Mike Miller, who worked with Pac to assist with some of his visuals, Lucci is clear with his intent to create a musical legacy with Wish Me Well 3 through songs like “On Camera,” featuring YFNBC signee Bop Menaxe and “Legendary,” which features his daughter, credited on the project as Young Fly Liberty. “That’s my firstborn,” Lucci says proudly of his daughter Lib. “She’s got a big personality and she wants to be like me so I put her on the song. I was proud of her for that.“ It’s without question that same spirited streak is what continues to propel YFN Lucci forward in his mission to outmatch his past accomplishments. Wish Me Well 3 is Lucci’s greatest offering yet.