Kid Cudi Returns With New Song ‘Heaven’s Galaxy’ As Part Of ‘Star Trek’ Collaboration
The song will be featured on his new album ‘INSANO.’
Kid Cudi has shared a new song called “HEAVEN’S GALAXY.” It arrives as promotion for a Star Trek collaboration with the artist, who is the face of the franchise’s new “Boldly Be” campaign.
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The relationship will also have him appear at Comic Con in New York today (October 12) and launching a streetwear capsule collection as well as appearing as a playable character in Fortnite.
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The Fornite element of the partnership is titled “Mirror Mayhem” and will allow gamers the chance to play as Cudi’s character Captain Skyles. “HEAVEN’S GALAXY” will appear in the game, as will other tracks from his upcoming album INSANO.
Back in August, Cudi revealed four cover-art variations for his anxiously awaited ninth album INSANO, featuring artwork by renowned artist and designer, KAWS.
Set for release through Republic Records, INSANO stands out as the star’s first full-length offering since 2022 and also as one of the most anticipated records of the first quarter of 2024. Cudi announced that the album will arrive in January.
The artists initially set the stage for INSANO with the fan favorite single “PORSCHE TOPLESS” which has already reeled in 7.9 million Spotify streams and counting in addition to earning critical acclaim. Right out of the gate, The FADER proclaimed, “Cudi celebrates the good times on his latest effort,” while Complex applauded its “bouncy production and a carefree hook.” HYPEBEAST fittingly christened it “a fun and upbeat summer anthem,” and Consequence of Sound dubbed it “a top-down, tunes-up party track.”
In addition to the imminent arrial of INSANO, Cudi and The Cleveland Guardians also announced their partnership for Kid Cudi Day on Friday September 22. The event was held at Progressive Field in Cleveland, OH as the Guardians played host to the Baltimore Orioles. The event honored the work Cudi has done for the Cleveland community.
