The whole album clocks in at a little over an hour, which is hopefully just long enough for you to fall asleep and dream about Cardi, Madonna, and Quavo sipping sparkling pink wine while cutting their track. While we don’t have many answers to what inspired that aesthetic yet, we do have a 19-song album, which includes the three songs he dropped in August, “Lamb Talk,” “Bubblegum,” and “Workin Me,” as well as features from Cardi B and Madonna (on a song titled, “Champagne Rosé”), Drake, 21 Savage, Travis Scott, and more.

Last week, Quavo revealed the album’s cover art, which raised many questions, with its fantasy vibe (read: Quavo’s face framed by creepy tree branches, a bird of prey, and two dragons). The rankings are based on a number of criteria, as explained in the first and third parts. They represent days of research with nearly 300 artists as candidates. Kanye West’s bizarre West Wing antics might have dominated the news of the day, but Migos’s Quavo is here to serve you a well-earned night call, releasing his new Quavo Huncho album a few hours before its expected October 12 drop. This four-part series of articles was created in June 2015 to commemorate African-American Music Appreciation Month.

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