Atmosphere has announced Good Bye Make Party, following Jestures, and shared the single Nostalgia with a video by Art Morera. The Minneapolis hip-hop duo’s new work explores memory, ageing, love and loneliness. Slug describes the pull of an often painful past, while Rhymesayers Entertainment will release the eleven-track album.
Minneapolis hip-hop duo Atmosphere has begun introducing Good Bye Make Party with Nostalgia, its first preview from the new album. The release continues the collaboration of rapper Slug and producer Ant through Rhymesayers Entertainment. Their previous album, Jestures, appeared in 2025. An accompanying video for the new song was directed by Art Morera.[1], [2]
Slug links the song’s subject to his own relationship with the past. Much of the pain he carries comes from earlier events, he says, yet he continues to romanticise those years. His description places the damage of past experiences beside hope about what lies ahead. For the album more broadly, he identifies time, memory, ageing, love and loneliness as recurring concerns.[1]
The album contains eleven tracks, beginning with Everybody Wants To and ending with the title song. Nostalgia comes second; Party Of One and Most Of The Time appear later in the sequence. The announced live itinerary includes Orlando’s Warped Tour on November 14. The 2027 schedule starts at the EPIC Event Center in Green Bay on January 14, continues through American cities and Vancouver in Canada, and reaches First Avenue in Minneapolis on February 7. Madison, Des Moines, Omaha, Boise and Spokane are among the intervening stops.[1]
