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Steve Lacy's New Album 'Oh Yeah?' Debuts on Billboard 200

American singer‑songwriter Steve Lacy released his third studio album, *Oh Yeah?*, four years after his breakthrough record *Gemini Rights*. The 10‑track project, recorded in part in Paris and featuring collaborations with Erykah Badu, SZA, Cecile Believe and Tyler, the Creator, delves into personal themes such as the death of Lacy’s father.

The album entered the Billboard 200 at No. 14, moving roughly 33,000 album‑equivalent units in its first week. While the opening is modest compared with mainstream blockbusters, Lacy’s previous album grew into a Grammy‑winning, platinum‑selling success, suggesting the new release may follow a similar trajectory.

Critical commentary highlights the blend of drum‑and‑bass, trip‑hop and analog synth sounds, and Lacy’s intent to produce more intense, emotionally honest songwriting. The release also marks a reunion with his band The Internet, reinforcing his presence in contemporary R&B and alternative music circles.

Entities: Erykah Badu · Oh Yeah? · SZA · Steve Lacy · The Internet