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EarthGang<\/a> have appealed for the return of a misplaced exhausting drive containing new music.<\/p>\n The exhausting drive was misplaced in LA final weekend, the place the rap duo had been attending the Grammys<\/a> on the Crypto.com Arena.<\/p>\n They took to Twitter and later Instagram to make a plea for the drive to be returned. \u201cThis black bag was last seen in LA Grammy weekend,\u201d EarthGang wrote. \u201cIn it was our drives with our latest music. RT!! If anybody has seen it pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee DM us.\u201d<\/p>\n EarthGang spent the latter a part of 2022 on tour with Gorillaz<\/a>, opening for them on a run of North American exhibits<\/a>.<\/p>\n Earlier that 12 months, they launched a brand new album, \u2018Ghetto Gods\u2019. In a four-star evaluation<\/a> of the album, NME<\/em> wrote: \u201c[Previous album] \u2018Mirrorland\u2019 may have offered more of a reflection on EarthGang\u2019s personal lives, but with album two, it\u2019s almost as though the duo are holding a mirror up to Atlanta. As they adopt the very sounds that cultivated them on their come-up, \u2018Ghetto Gods\u2019 should mark the start of EarthGang\u2019s ascension to superstardom.\u201d<\/p>\n Speaking to NME<\/em> about how they considered their hometown\u2019s music scene<\/a>, WowGr8 mentioned: \u201cIt\u2019s so ingrained within the tradition; my entire life Atlanta has been operating hip-hop.<\/p>\n \u201cYou can\u2019t tell me that anybody else ran hip-hop. You can\u2019t tell me New York ran hip-hop and I know they did: they started it. Coming up, I was listening to [Bankhead rapper] Kilo Ali as a kid. I been listening to [East Point duo] OutKast<\/a>\u00a0as a child, so I never thought about it. It\u2019s what the norm is.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n