Atavista is a new version of Childish Gambino’s fourth album, 3.15.20. Donald teased it on his Instagram on March 15th, 2024, four years after he first talked about the project.
The updated album is set to be released on its four-year anniversary and will include two popular songs, Atavista and Human Sacrifice. These songs were first shown to fans during Gambino’s 2018 world tour but weren’t on the final album for some reason.
Donald shared on Instagram that some other songs like 0.00, 32.22, and 42.26 didn’t make it either.
On April 15th, Donald went live on his second Instagram account to announce that the project is almost ready to come out. He also mentioned that he has another album planned for release later in 2024.
During the live stream, he gave a sneak peek of updated versions of songs like Little Foot Big Foot, now featuring Young Nudy, and Human Sacrifice.
Childish Gambino – Atavista Tracklist, Features & Release Date
Childish Gambino’s Atavista album contains features from Ariana Grande on “Time”,21 Savage, Ink & Kadhja Bonet on “Psilocybae (Millennial Love)”, and Young Nudy on “Little Foot Big Foot.” Here goes the full tracklist of Childish Gambino’s Atavista album:
- Atavista
- Algorhythm
- Time (Ft. Ariana Grande)
- Psilocybae (Millennial Love) (Ft. 21 Savage, Ink & Kadhja Bonet)
- To Be Hunted
- Sweet Thang
- Little Foot Big Foot (Ft. Young Nudy)
- Why Go To The Party
- Human Sacrifice
- Violence
- Final Church
Fans of Childish Gambino are eagerly awaiting the release of his new album, Atavista. There is a lot of discussion on the r/donaldglover subreddit about the album, with fans sharing their excitement and speculation about the release date and tracklist.
Some fans are hoping for a “2.0” version of the album, while others are excited about the upcoming “Little Foot Big Foot” music video. Additionally, it has been confirmed that after the release of Atavista, Donald Glover will release the final Childish Gambino album.
Overall, fans are highly anticipating these releases and are actively discussing them on the internet.
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