News Update : Logic Share The Tracklist OF His Last Album Deet Inside

With "No Pressure" set to drop on Friday, Logic has come through with the official tracklist to the No I.D. produced album.In case you missed it, Bobby Tarantino himself, better known to the adoring masses (and Joe Budden) as Logic, is making his return this coming Friday. And while some fans are skeptical as to whether it will be a triumphant one, it's nice to have him back all the same. Last we heard from the rapper, he was firing off Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind, an album that featured appearances from Eminem, Will Smith, Gucci Mane, Wiz Khalifa, and more. Now, he's getting ready to drop off his new album No Pressure, taking to Instagram to drop off the official tracklist.

While the fifteen track endeavor doesn't have any confirmed features, it's likely that Logic will reveal a few surprises closer to the big release. What No Pressure does appear to have, aside from the guiding hand of No I.D. behind the boards, is an abundance of interesting titles. You can check them out for yourself below should you be so inclined.

For those eager for Bobby's return, sound off in the comments -- what would you like to see from the divisive rapper, beyond the vague and cliche desire of a return "old Logic?" And for those still in his corner, how do you feel about his impending retirement from hip-hop music?


1. No Pressure Intro
2. Hit My Line
3. GP4
4. Celebration
5. Open Mic\\Aquarius III
6. Soul Food II
7. Perfect
8. man i is
9. DadBod
10. 5 Hooks
11. Dark Place
12. A2Z
13. Heard Em Say
14. Amen
15. Obediently Yours

Logic, whose real name is Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, recently ended an Instagram message to fans, “Obediently yours, Bobby.”

The Welles’ sample used on “Obediently Yours” appears to come from an episode of Orson Welles Commentaries, focusing on the beating and blinding of Black World War II veteran Isaac Woodard by a police officer.

In the past, Logic has recorded with hip hop artists like Eminem, Wiz Khalifa, Big Sean, and members of the Wu-Tang Clan. The Maryland native has cited such diverse influences as Frank Sinatra, A Tribe Called Quest and filmmaker Quentin Tarantino.

The Grammy Award nominee has said he will retired from recording with this album. He recently signed a seven-figure deal with the streaming gamer platform Twitch.Logic received permission from the Estate of Orson Welles to use his voice on the two recordings. Licensing for the estate is handled by Reeder Brand Management.