Red Hot Chili Peppers announced their upcoming eleventh studio album titled The Getaway, which will be available on June 17th. The production aspect of this project was handled by Danger Mouse, while Radiohead‘s producer, Nigel Goodrich, did all the magical mixing. The music production will be released by Warner Bros., and features 13-tracks for fans to rock out to.

The alternative rock veterans shared their soulful new single “Dark Necessities,” with music lovers on May 5th. Not to mention, it was worth the wait indeed!  Red Hot Chili Peppers’ released their previous chart-topping album, I’m With You, back in 2011. It’s been a while (exactly five years) since fans held a current album in their hands. As a fan, it’s f**king awesome to hear Anthony Kiedis‘ voice again, Josh Klinghoffer‘s guitar action, Chad Smith‘s drumstick work, and Flea‘s overall musical instrument skills. Let this song fulfill all your “Dark Necessities,” at any given time.

Consider the lyrics:

“Coming out to the light of day/ We got many moons than a deeper place/ So I keep an eye on the shadow’s smile/ To see what it has to say/ You and I both know/ Everything must go away/ Ah, what do you say?/ Spinning off, head is on my heart/ It’s like a bit of light  and a touch of dark,” he sings.

Listen to the new single “Dark Necessities” below.

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Drake, Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne perform “I’m On One” live at the OVO Fest in Toronto, Drake’s annual reward to fans for their on-going support. To conclude the song, as well as the show, Drake reminds the ecstatic crowd one more time, “All I care about is money and the city I’m from”. Check out Weezy’s pants, an obvious ode to Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers and his own eccentric wardrobe.

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