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| rdfs:comment | - The album has been widely regarded as Williams' greatest work yet, and received universal acclaim among critics, and mixed responses among fans. Saudade dealt heavily with themes of confusion, depression, heartbreak, and hopeless romanticism, while also exploring the continued exploits and injustice of the people living in the Styxie, his home region, and was noted for its extensive use of two non-traditional instruments in hip-hop: the percussion and guitar. The album's style drew influence from trap music, alternative rock, synthpop, and trance.
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| Footer | - The theme and lyrical content of Saudade were heavily inspired by Williams' strained, and ultimately failed marriage with his ex-wife Jasmine Marx.
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| Extra | - Williams
- Williams Chae Stephacide DanceDanDance
- Williams DJ Glock
- Williams DanceDanDance DJ Glock
- Williams Fritz
- Williams Stephacide
- Williams Stephacide DJ Glock
- Williams Stephacide DJ Glock Bodacious B
- Williams Stephacide Da Payout DJ Glock
- Williams Stephacide DanceDanDance
- Williams Stephacide Fresco DanceDanDance
- Williams Stephacide Fritz Da Payout
- Williams Stephacide Jay Fresco
- Williams Stephacide DanceDanDance Da Payout DJ Glock
- Williams Stephacide DanceDanDance Da Payout DJ Glock Loopy Carpool Custard
- Williams Stephacide Fritz DanceDanDance Da Payout DJ Glock
- Williams Stephacide DanceDanDance Loopy Carpool Custard
- Williams Stephacide Fresco DanceDanDance Chae Da Payout DJ Glock
- Williams Stephacide DanceDanDance Da Payout Bodacious B
- Williams Henry Fritz Stephacide Fresco DanceDanDance Da Payout DJ Glock
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| Region | - Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Missouri
- Sierra
- Hudson
- United Commonwealth
- Rainier
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| Last album | - I Called But You Didn't Answer Me
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| rev | - The Unionist
- Divergent Beats
- Ebonics Digest
- La Brea Times
- Newstar
- Sierra Media
- Sunset 40
- The Huntington Beach Post
- The Porciúncula Times
- Zeke Media
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| This Album | |
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| Note | - featuring 4OUR and Emma Chae
- featuring Donna Hennessy
- featuring Elijah Addams
- featuring Emma Chae
- featuring Fren-Z, KitKat, and Yeeda
- featuring Homeboy $teph and Blair the Shepherd
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| Alt | - Jasmine Marx
- Jermaine Carter Williams
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| Image | - Jasmine Marx.jpg
- Q-Lo 2015.jpg
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| Recorded | - December 2013–October 2014
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| Source | - — The Underground review of Saudade, November 2014
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| Quote | - [Williams] is unapologetically polarizing, and rightfully can attest to being the messenger of the new generation. He is an intrinsically embedded into the collective consciousness as a common man with a vapid, biting aggression only tamed by his own crushing self-awareness and anxieties. Deluded by the world and tormented by his own inner demons, Williams is Atlas in full rebellion, thrusting the world away in favor of a new order. [Saudade] is so beautifully livid and spontaneous, it's actually carefully crafted by a man of two worlds, naysaying the hypocrites including himself. His own saudade has erupted into a fiery inferno of emotions in the lyrical form.
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| Writer | - Williams
- Williams Abrams Abdul Elijah Addams Allen-Woods Chae Clarke Davis Kang Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Addams Allen-Woods Chae Clarke Davis Sandy Goldstein Richard K. Humphries Ingram Kang Klein Young
- Williams Christina Abrams Abdul Mariam Kang Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Addams Allen-Woods Chae Kang Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Addams Allen-Woods Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Allen-Woods Davis Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Klein Young
- Williams Abrams Kang Young
- Williams Allen-Woods Emma Chae Young
- Williams Chae
- Williams Everett Barry Howitzer Margaret Ingram
- Williams Rosaline Everett
- Williams Abdul Abrams Allen-Woods Clarke Kang Klein Young
- Williams Abrams Tyler Allen-Woods Peter Clarke Young
- Williams Rebecca Bernard Walter Davis Kang Klein Young
- Jermaine Carter Williams Kareem Abdul Jesse Klein Trevor Young
- Williams Abdul Addams Allen-Woods Chae Goldstein Kang Klein Young
- Williams Abdul Chae Clarke Davis Martin Hernandez Humphries Klein Young
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| abstract | - The album has been widely regarded as Williams' greatest work yet, and received universal acclaim among critics, and mixed responses among fans. Saudade dealt heavily with themes of confusion, depression, heartbreak, and hopeless romanticism, while also exploring the continued exploits and injustice of the people living in the Styxie, his home region, and was noted for its extensive use of two non-traditional instruments in hip-hop: the percussion and guitar. The album's style drew influence from trap music, alternative rock, synthpop, and trance. The longest album by Williams to date, it features 19 songs as well as 3 bonus tracks, and was heavily promoted by Williams for three months leading up to Saudade's release. Saudade debuted at number one on the Sunset 40, selling 420,000 copies in its first week of release, and topped the charts in 17 other countries including Texas, Rainier, and the United Commonwealth. It received widespread appraisal and critical recognition, and won eight awards from four major award organizations, and named the best album of the year on numerous polls and lists conducted at the end of the year. By March 2015, Saudade had been certified Platinum in five countries: Sierra, Texas, Dixie, the United Commonwealth, and finally, Hudson.
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