In other words, he’s high off life — rather than the usual array of pharmaceuticals he famously gave up. We’ll see if that results in a more personal, energetic album this Friday.

Future is ending the week on a high note. On Friday (May 15), Hendrix dropped his latest effort, High Off Life. The 21-track LP features appearances from Young Thug, Travis Scott, YoungBoy Never ...

In its first week, High Off Life posted a total of 153,000 equivalent album units, off which 16,000 were album sales and the remainder mostly from streaming equivalent album units.

Future is back on top.. On Sunday (May 24), Billboard announced the latest edition of the Billboard 200 chart top 10 and Hendrix's new High Off Life album sits atop the totem pole. HOL moved ...

The cover of ‘High Off Life’, Future’s eighth studio album and 32nd project overall (yes, really), depicts the Atlanta trap vanguard with his arms aloft, triumphant, his head and torso ...

The post Future Announces New Album High Off Life, Due Out This Friday appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Future has released seven records in the last eight years, and he’s not about to ...

Future is set for his seventh No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as High Off Life should open in the top slot on next week’s chart, according to industry forecasters. Prognosticators ...

High Off Life is Future's first full-length solo release since 2019's Future Hndrxx Presents: The Wizrd, but far from the first music the famously productive rapper has put out this year.Earlier ...

Future released his High Off Life album in 2020. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The company suing him has been using the name for well over a decade.

The new album by Future, “High Off Life,” got high on the charts, entering the Rolling Stone album chart at No. 1 with 155,300 album units. That tally was calculated from 26,000 full album ...

In October 2020, Sony and Future’s Freebandz Productions were sued over the name by a company called High Off Life LLC, which claimed the album infringed its trademark rights to the phrase.