Grumpy Frog Records
Various - The Hate U Give OST
Various - The Hate U Give OST
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Various Artists
The Hate U Give OST
(2x Black Vinyl) (Limited Edition of 1500)
Release: 2018
Track Listing:
- Pusha T Feat. Rick Ross – Hold On
- Kendrick Lamar – DNA
- Jadakiss Feat. Emanny – Hold You Down
- 2Pac – Only God Can Judge Me
- Arlissa – We Won't Move
- Travis Scott Feat. Kendrick Lamar – Goosebumps
- Bobby Sessions Feat. Keite Young – The Hate U Give
- 2Pac – Keep Ya Head Up
- Logic – Everybody
- Beau Young Prince – Kill Moe
- 21 Savage, Offset, Metro Boomin Feat. Travis Scott – Ghostface Killers
- YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Left Hand Right Hand
- Billie Eilish – Ocean Eyes
- Amandla Stenberg – Always
More Info:
The soundtrack to George Tillman Jr.’s cinematic adaptation of Angie Thomas’s bestselling novel The Hate U Give serves as a powerful, multi-generational hip-hop and R&B companion piece. The compilation takes its direct thematic cue from the acronym coined by Tupac Shakur ("THUG LIFE"), grounding modern social justice commentary in legendary West Coast history by placing 2Pac anthems like "Keep Ya Head Up" and "Only God Can Judge Me" directly alongside modern heavyweights. Kendrick Lamar’s razor-sharp, percussive fury on "DNA." and Travis Scott’s subterranean bass rattle on "Goosebumps" inject kinetic adrenaline, while Pusha T and Rick Ross deliver luxury grit on "Hold On." The sonic core of the record, however, resonates most deeply during its purpose-built originals: Arlissa delivers a soaring, gospel-charged battle cry on "We Won't Move," Bobby Sessions channels urgent, furious defiance on the title track alongside Keite Young, and lead star Amandla Stenberg closes the sequence with the poignant, acoustic-tinged vulnerability of "Always." Cut to vinyl across four sides with wide dynamic headroom, the booming 808 sub-bass hits punch with authoritative clarity while preserving delicate vocal transients and lush neo-soul textures, delivering a politically urgent, masterfully curated snapshot of Black artistic expression and resilience.
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