Fresh off the release of his new album ‘Lil Herb’, G Herbo has shared the official video for the emotionally charged single “Fallen Soldiers”. The track reflects on the people and lessons that shaped him, serving as a grounding moment within the project. ‘Lil Herb’, a 15-track homecoming in both sound and spirit, is available everywhere now via Republic Records. Directed by LVTRKevin, the monochrome visuals find G Herbo surrounded by community, honoring those he’s lost while celebrating the lives still being lived. Children sing, families gather and everyday scenes unfold, acknowledging the pain while also pointing toward healing and hope.
The poignant track, produced by Don Cannon, Lyle LeDuff and Farmer, stands at the center of ‘Lil Herb’, tying together the project’s memory, presence and viewpoint. G Herbo has delivered ‘Lil Herb (Extended Version)’, an updated version of his album with three new tracks: “This N That,” “Hold My Hand God” and “No Bap”, deepening the project’s autobiographical arc. Building on the original album’s return to the hunger, pressure and perspective that shaped his earliest work, the extended version offers new layers of insight into where he’s been and where he’s headed.
‘Lil Herb’ takes G Herbo into his most personal terrain yet. Fellow 2016 XXL Freshman Anderson .Paak appears on “Thank Me”, adding a soulful, weathered warmth that balances Herbo’s raw reflection as he turns inward. The release is further underscored by “Emergency” featuring Wyclef Jean, a powerful reinterpretation of Wyclef’s classic “911”. Recorded largely in the same Chicago studios where Herbo’s story first took shape, the project leans on trusted creative roots. Production comes from hometown staples Chase Davis, OzOnTheTrack and C-Sick, alongside longtime collaborators Don Cannon, Southside and Smatt Sertified. Last month, G Herbo’s inaugural 1st Annual Birthday Bash, Swerv & Friends, sold out Chicago’s iconic Wintrust Arena in celebration of his 30th birthday with a powerhouse lineup including 21 Savage, Meek Mill, Polo G and more.