Meet English singer Beth Gibbons from Kendrick Lamar’s new album

RapperKendrick Lamar merely dropped his mannequin new album Mr Morale & The Big Steppers presently (March thirteenth).

Fans have gone wild over the 34-year-old’s fifth studio album, which choices 18 tracks along with N95, Auntie Diaries and United In Grief. 

It has some unbelievable choices, along with Kodak Black, Baby Keem, Sam Drew and Taylour Paige.

There may be an unlikely collaboration with English singer-songwriter Beth Gibbons that followers are obsessive about, nonetheless who’s she? Read on to go looking out out…

Who is Beth Gibbons?

Beth Gibbons is a 58-year-old singer from Exeter, England.

She is the lead singer and lyricist of the British trip-hop and digital band Portishead, which was formed in 1991, however moreover has a solo occupation.

Portisheadhave three studio albums and Beth has moreover launched albums with Rustin Man and The Polish National Radio Symphony.

She sang in Polish alongside the orchestra for a group of songs launched with Domino Record Co.

She appears on Kendrick’s new album

The British singer choices on Kendrick Lamar’s new album Mr Morale & The Big Steppers.

She sings on the seventeenth observe on the album, titled Mother I Sober, which is a gradual piano ballad.

Kendrick opens the music with a rap by which he shows on watching his mother being abused when he was merely 5 years outdated.

“Mother cried, put they hands on her, it was family ties/ I hear it all, I should’ve grabbed a gun, but I was only five,” he raps solemnly.

Then, Beth’s voice appears for the short chorus, singing: “I wish I was somebody/ Anybody but myself.”

Kendrick returns with one different prolonged verse sooner than the British singer repeats the two strains as soon as extra.

Fans are obsessive concerning the observe

Over on Twitter, followers are discussing the deep and vital music.

One particular person said it’s “one of the most powerful” tracks they’ve heard.

Everyone is crying after listening to the music.

The tears are precise.

Crying is completely acceptable.

So heartbreaking however so pretty.

Fans correct now.

The storytelling is on one different stage.

Thanks Kendrick, you killed it with this one.