Richaxxhaitian

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##RICHAXXHAITIAN
RICHAXXHAITIAN Mach-Hommy album cover.jpeg
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 17, 2024 (2024-05-17)
Genre Hip hop
Length47:10
Label Independent
Producer
Mach-Hommy chronology
Balens Cho
(2021)
##RICHAXXHAITIAN
(2024)

#RICHAXXHAITIAN (stylized in all caps) is an album by Haitian-American rapper Mach-Hommy. The album was released on May 17, 2024, and contains features from Georgia Anne Muldrow (credited as Hephzibah) Haitian Jack, Black Thought, Roc Marciano, Your Old Droog, and 03 Greedo. The album features production by Conductor Williams, Quelle Chris, Elijah Hooks, SadhuGold, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Sam Gendel, Kaytranada, Fortes, and Messiah Musik.

Contents

The album serves as the final installment of a 'pentalogy', comprised of 2016's H.B.O (Haitian Body Odor), 2019's Wap Konn Jòj!, and the 2021 albums Pray for Haiti and Balens Cho (Hot Candles). [1]

Background

The title of the album was first teased by Jens "The Guru", through an Instagram post on April 4, 2023. [2] A private listening party for the album was held on June 15, 2023, in New York City, with tickets costing US$77.77. [3] A second listening party was held on February 22, 2024, also in New York, with tickets costing $1,111.11. [4]

Mach-Hommy announced the release of the album on May 6, 2024, and released the lead single, "#RICHAXXHAITIAN", featuring Kaytranada and 03 Greedo. [5] The album was released on May 17, a day before Haitian Flag Day. [6] On May 23, the album was removed from Spotify and YouTube, receiving no payment for the issues. He posted a 15-minute video on his YouTube account, criticizing their gross mismanagement of not only his metrics and metadata but that of many others. [7] [8]

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Pitchfork 8.0/10 [9]

Matthew Ritchie of Pitchfork described the album as "a quintessential Mach-Hommy project", and said of it: "Mach has cemented himself as a shapeshifter, contorting his voice to rap, sing, and glide over the grainy surface of his beats." [9] Gabriel Bras Nevares of HotNewHipHop said: "This new album builds off of the struggle and perseverance of previous installments to craft a triumphant and awe-inspiring experience". [10]

Track listing

All track titles stylized in all caps, except tracks 3 (POLITickle) and 7 (SUR LE PONT d'AVIGNON (Reparation #1)).

#Richaxxhaitian track listing
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
1."(...)"
2:36
2."Antonomasia" (featuring Roc Marciano)SadhuGold2:26
3."Politickle" (featuring Drea D'Nur)
  • SadhuGold
  • Hooks
3:37
4."Sonje" (featuring Hephzibah)Hephzibah3:28
5."Padon" (featuring Tha God Fahim)SadhuGold3:06
6."Empty Spaces" (featuring Your Old Droog)SadhuGold2:16
7."Sur le Pont d'Avignon (Reparation #1)"
2:33
8."Xerox Clat" (featuring Haitian Jack)Williams2:06
9."Gorgon Zoe Lan"SadhuGold1:06
10."The Serpent and the Rainbow"SadhuGold2:53
11."Copy Cold" (featuring Black Thought) Quelle Chris 3:46
12."#RichAxxHaitian" (featuring 03 Greedo) Kaytranada 2:47
13."Lon Lon"Fortes3:01
14."Aux Bon Parfums"Messiah Musik1:25
15."Same 24" (featuring Big Cheeko)Fortes3:26
16."Guggenheim Jeune"SadhuGold2:51
17."Holy ____"Williams3:47
Total length:47:10

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References

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