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KAYTRANADA – AIN'T NO DAMN WAY! (INVERTED COLORS PICTURE DISC) (RSD26) - LP •

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KAYTRANADA – AIN'T NO DAMN WAY! (INVERTED COLORS PICTURE DISC) (RSD26) - LP •UPC: 199584323510 Label: RCA Format: LP Release Date: April 18, 2026 In stock items ship within 48 hours This product is a Record Store Day 2026 title. It will be available in store on April 18th, 2025 at 8 a. m. ET when our store opens. Any remaining stock will be made available online on April 19th, 2026 at 8AM EST for LOCAL PICKUP orders. Orders for shipping will be available at 7PM Sunday April 19th For more info please visit the RSD page here.

UPC: 199584323510
Label: RCA
Format: LP
Release Date: April 18, 2026
In stock items ship within 48 hours

This product is a Record Store Day 2026 title. It will be available in store on April 18th, 2025 at 8 a.m. ET when our store opens.

Any remaining stock will be made available online on April 19th, 2026 at 8AM EST for LOCAL PICKUP orders. Orders for shipping will be available at 7PM Sunday April 19th

For more info please visit the RSD page here.


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Kaytranada's AIN'T NO DAMN WAY! is the latest project in the Haitian-Canadian producer's succession of sounds. Available now in an inverted colorway picture disc, exclusive to indie record stores for Record Store Day 2026.

TRACK LIST:

  1. SPACE INVADER
  2. CHAMPIONSHIP
  3. HOME
  4. TARGET JOINT
  5. THINGS
  6. backstABS
  7. GOOD LUCK
  8. SHINE YOUR LIGHT FOR WE
  9. GOODBYE BITCH!
  10. DON'T WORRY BABE / I GOT U BABE
  11. BLAX
  12. DO IT! (AGAIN!) (Ft. TLC)
  13. DONT WORRY BABE/I GOT U BABE [Extended]
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