Following his retirement announcement in July 2020, rapper Logic (aka Robert Bryson Hall II) drops his sixth, and for the time being, final album, No Pressure. After six years of major career accomplishments, including four No. 1 albums, No Pressure finds Logic back in the studio with renowned producer No I.D., who helmed Logic's groundbreaking RIAA gold debut album of 2014, Under Pressure. Working again with No I.D., and 6IX, No Pressure sees the Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum artist get back to his roots, making the music he loves with "no pressure." "It's very hip-hop and very dope, but not like my album Young Sinatra 4, which is kinda boom-bap hip-hop," he told NME. "This one is more modern hip-hop. I'm talking about a lot of shit. I'm talking about life, things I've gone through and having a child. All types of stuff." Artist Sam Spratt designed the album cover. Spratt's previous designs include 070 Shake's debut album Modus Vivendi and Logic's most recent album, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.