Vince Staples’ latest album, “Dark Times,” is a 13-track project that showcases his evolution as an artist. The album features the previously released track “Shame on the Devil,” which was produced by Saint Mino, Tyler Page, Joe Harrison, and Michael Uzowuru. This album is Staples’ first full-length project since “Ramona Park Broke My Heart,” which was well-received and ranked No. 5 on a list of “The Best Albums of 2022.”
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Staples discussed how his previous work and “Dark Times” demonstrate his growth and mastery of elements of the craft. He explained that through putting his work out into the world, receiving feedback, and improving his songwriting and structure, he has been able to evolve as an artist. Staples sees his journey as a linear progression where he can reflect on past work and see how he has developed over time.
Fans can now stream “Dark Times” on Apple Music and Spotify to experience Vince Staples’ latest musical offering. This album is a testament to his growth and evolution as an artist, showcasing his unique creative vision and continued dedication to honing his craft.