East Cleveland rapper/producer Kipp Stone has announced his new mixtape HOMMÈ, his first project to release with Chicago's Closed Sessions for October 20th. The tape features Mick Jenkins, Cleveland up and comers Nuke Franklin and Torre Lott along with production from Kipp and Blokhead Johnny.

HOMMÈ is a masterclass in storytelling; a first-person account of growing up and surviving on the most poverty-stricken and violent blocks in Cleveland, OH. Sheltered by the OGs of the neighborhood who recognized his talent early on, Kipp works as an essential health care worker during the day while writing and recording HOMMÈ, in what should be a condemned house, at night. He's since located to a new home on "Sprague Street" in East Cleveland, which also serves as the title of the Mick Jenkins featured first track from the project. Listen Here. largely focused on feeling at home in your own skin the tape brings the listener into Kipp's childhood and through his continuing growth as a man stopping short of the enlightenment he's seeking.

Photo Credit: Lonell "LJ" Swoope

HOMMÈ TRACKLISTING
1 Intro
2 Caravan
3 Pedestal
4 People Be Trash
5 Sprague Ave ft Mick Jenkins
6 Rags 2 Riches
7 Interlude
8 Jobs Be Trash
9 Jackboy ft Nuke Franklin
10 The World Be Trash
11 Josh Settles ft Torre Lott
12 Everythang
13 Kinda Crazy