Metro Boomin & Future’s “We Still Don’t Trust You” Album Download ZIP MP3 Files Free
Future and Metro Boomin have recently released their highly anticipated album ‘We Still Don’t Trust You’ featuring J. Cole, The Weeknd, and more.
Although the Kendrick Lamar collaboration on the album has been the talk of social media since its release three weeks ago, the album overall has received love from fans. Tonight, the duo is set to release another collection of songs, as promised in their initial announcement.
TRACKLIST
We Still Don’t Trust You (Ft. The Weeknd) // Download MP3
Drink N Dance // Download MP3
Out Of My Hands // Download MP3
Jealous // Download MP3
This Sunday // Download MP3
Luv Bad Bitches // Download MP3
Amazing (Interlude) // Download MP3
All To Myself (Ft. The Weeknd) // Download MP3
Nights Like This // Download MP3
Came To The Party // Download MP3
Right 4 You // Download MP3
Mile High Memories // Download MP3
Overload // Download MP3
Gracious // Download MP3
Beat It // Download MP3
Always Be My Fault (Ft. The Weeknd) // Download MP3
One Big Family // Download MP3
Red Leather (Ft. J. Cole) // Download MP3
#1 (Intro) // Download MP3
Nobody Knows My Struggle // Download MP3
All My Life (Ft. Lil Baby) // Download MP3
Crossed Out // Download MP3
Crazy Clientele // Download MP3
Show of Hands (Ft. A$AP Rocky) // Download MP3
Streets Made Me A King // Download MP3
About Metro Boomin & Future
Leland Tyler Wayne, known as Metro Boomin, is a famous American record producer. He has worked with top artists like Future, Young Thug, The Weeknd, and more. He started his career in 2009 in St. Louis before moving to Atlanta in 2011. He gained mainstream success in 2016 with hits like “Jumpman”, “Low Life”, and “Bad and Boujee”.
Future, an American rapper and singer, has released several successful studio albums and mixtapes. His first two albums, “Pluto” and “Honest”, contained platinum-certified singles. His subsequent projects have all peaked at the top of the US Billboard 200 chart, and he is the first artist to debut two chart-topping albums on the Billboard 200 in consecutive weeks. Despite adversity in his early life, Future persisted in pursuing his music career, encouraged by his cousin Rico Wade, a record producer and member of the Dungeon Family.
