Earlier this month Anderson .Paak gave fans the first taste of his forthcoming record 'Oxnard' with the Kendrick Lamar feature 'Tints'. Now, Paak has followed up the single with an accompanying music video, released exclusively on Apple Music.

The clip finds the duo unveiling the dark secrets everyone keeps from the world around them. Whether it’s the NRA members with the bound and gagged man in their trunk, the mom who moonlights as a dominatrix, or the preacher who indulges in drugs and strippers, the five-minute clip, which has a cameo by Dr. Dre, offers a glimpse at the grimmer side of humanity. The video opens with an apt quote by Edgar Allan Poe: "Believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see." Apple Music subscribers can watch the video here.

Check out a preview of the video below on Paak's Twitter.

Paak also revealed the star-studded collab-heavy tracklist for 'Oxnard'. Apart from Dr. Dre and Kendrick, other big names that feature on the album include Pusha-T, J. Cole, Snoop Dogg, Q-Tip, BJ the Chicago Kid and more. 'Oxnard' will mark Paak’s fourth studio album and his first full-length since the release of 'Malibu' in 2016. It arrives on November 16 and marks his first release on Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment.

"I feel like ambition is missing from today's music," Paak said, discussing 'Oxnard' in a recent interview with Rolling Stone. "This is the album I dreamed of making in high school, when I was listening to [Jay-Z]’s 'The Blueprint', The Game's 'The Documentary', and [Kanye West’s] 'The College Dropout'."

Check out the tracklisting and the album art for Anderson .Paak's much-awaited new album below:

'Oxnard' Tracklist:
01. The Chase (feat. Kadhja Bonet)
02. Headlow (feat. Norelle)
03. Tints (feat. Kendrick Lamar)
04. Who R U?
05. 6 Summers
06. Saviers Road
07. Smile / Petty08. Mansa Musa (feat. Dr. Dre & Coco Sarai)
09. Brother’s Keeper (feat. Pusha T)
10. Anywhere (feat. Snoop Dogg & the Last Artful, Dodgr)
11. Trippy (feat. J. Cole)
12. Cheers (feat. Q-Tip)
13. Sweet Chick (feat. BJ the Chicago Kid)
14. Left to Right