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Zo! & Tall Black Guy's 'Expansions' | New Releases

February 10, 2026 Albumism Staff
Zo! & Tall Black Guy Expansions

Zo! & Tall Black Guy
Expansions

Foreign Exchange Music
Released 02/10/26

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Five years on from the release of their acclaimed collaborative album Abstractions (2021), musical kindred spirits and fellow Detroit natives Zo! (Lorenzo Ferguson) & Tall Black Guy (Terrel Wallace) have unveiled their highly anticipated follow-up project Expansions courtesy of Foreign Exchange Music.

An impressive crew of guest artists feature across Expansions, including BeMyFiasco, Debórah Bond, Darien Brockington, DJ Jazzy Jeff, J. Ivy, and Sy Smith, whose striking vocals grace the G-funk imbued lead single “Keep Him Satisfied.”

Expansions manifests in digital, vinyl & CD formats and the album can be purchased now here. Additionally, the duo will hit the road for the Expansions Tour which commences February 26th in Urbana, IL and concludes August 2nd in Los Angeles.

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