More than eight hundred concerts in sixty countries and numerous awards. That’s what we find when we analyze the professional trajectory of Wax Tailor. Experiences that have let him learn from his mistakes and know which is the path towards he wants to direct his sound. Chicago-based rapper Mick Jenkins has earned support from the likes of the most prestigious music magazines in the world. “The context has changed, I deal with it. So I decided to go back to the studio, to write a new chapter approaching things a little differently,” Wax said just a few hours ago on his social media about his new project. “I'll talk about it in more detail but here is the 1st track No more magical ft. Mick Jenkins.”
Wax Tailor ft. Mick Jenkins
Hitting the spot

More than eight hundred concerts in sixty countries and numerous awards. That’s what we find when we analyze the professional trajectory of Wax Tailor. Experiences that have let him learn from his mistakes and know which is the path towards he wants to direct his sound. Chicago-based rapper Mick Jenkins has earned support from the likes of the most prestigious music magazines in the world. “The context has changed, I deal with it. So I decided to go back to the studio, to write a new chapter approaching things a little differently,” Wax said just a few hours ago on his social media about his new project. “I'll talk about it in more detail but here is the 1st track No more magical ft. Mick Jenkins.”
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