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Release Date: Jul 29, 2014 Album: PARTYNEXTDOOR 2 Label: OVO Sound / Warner Bros. ITunes: Ontario singer-songwriter finally arrives at the release date of his official debut album PARTYNEXTDOOR TWO. After teasing tracks throughout the year with most notably “,” the new 12-track affair was first revealed two weeks ago with the single release of “” with. Avant Garde Extended Light. While the project has no absolutely zero features with the exception of the previously mentioned Drizzy record, PND serves as the sole producer on his new album filled with alternative OVO R&B sounds.

Those of you who fell in love with the last year can enjoy the official follow-up after the jump, which is also available to purchase on now on. OS REWIND: OS REWIND: OS REWIND: [Music Video].

For those who aren't already familiar with my intimate and often convoluted musical preferences, here's the background between myself and one Mr. A little over a year ago I decided to hate him, although at the time I didn't even know who 'him' was. The allmighty Drake simply tweeted 'Make A Mil', a song by a then-mysterious new, enigmatically singer named PARTYNEXTDOOR, and predictably the interwebz lost its collective shit.

Even though almost no one even knew his actual name, and his musical output essentially consisted of one song, many were already rushing to proclaim him the next big thing. It was everything I didn't like about how music worked in 2014. While some artists worked for years making incredible, truly original music without a glimmer of that same attention, one tweet from an influential co-sign and the world came rushing like moths to a lightbulb.

But have you ever watched one of those moths? Banging and fluttering, convinced the lightbulb on your Ikea lamp is actually the moon. I wasn't going to be one of those moths.

So yes, sure, it didn't have a whole lot to do with PARTYNEXTDOOR specifically, more like his place in a musical ecology I didn't want to live in, but sometimes you just have to irrationally hate someone. This isn't stock market reporting, this is music writing, objectivity is a smoke screen a lot of writers use to just secretly write subjectively anyway. The closest we can get to actual objectvity is to be as open and honest about our subjectvity. So just like in real life when you don't like that one guy in your office for no real reason besides he kind of looks like this d-bag you went to high school with, or he chews his sandwiches in the break room super loud, I decided I didn't need PARTYNEXTDOOR in my life. The way he sounded like some blend of the Weeknd and Future? The 'oh, look at me, my name's in all caps BECAUSE I'M UNIQUE' thing?

Hoyle Puzzle Board Games 2010. The way he (probably) chewed his sandwiches super loud? Fuck that guy. I didn't want to be some constant spewer of negativity though, so I simply decided to boycott PARTY. I wouldn't listen to him, woudn't write about him, wouldn't read about him. That way I'd be able to hang onto my comfortable irrational hatred without killing the vibe of those who did like him. Boom, problem solved, and for the last year it worked just fine. But then I started to see some reactions to his debut studio album, 'PND2', on my Twitter timeline, and for the first time, it made me question my boycott.