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The Rundown: Surf, Donnie Trumpet and The Social Experiment - Chance the Rapper delivered on his promise and drops his latest project with his live band The Social Experiment. Check out the play-by-play as they deliver a utopian experience of good vibes and drop a few lessons along the way with some star-studded friends. -Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Donnie Trumpet and the Social Experiment via Soundcloud)

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‘Miracle’   - Life isn’t promised and Chance kicks things off riding over this smooth instrumental happy to be enjoying his time on earth and enjoying the simple things, like family and good health. (Photo: Lenny Gilmore/RedEye/TNS/Chicago Tribune/Landov)

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‘Slip Slide,’ Featuring BJ the Chicago Kid, B.o.B, Busta Rhymes and Janelle Monáe - Busta and B.o.B handle the rhymes over this funked up groove and BJ the Chicago Kid and Janelle Monáe also make this musical conglomerate one to get your dance on to. (Photos from Left: Jason Merritt/Getty Images, Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images for i.am.angel Foundation, Kevin Winter/Getty Images For 102.7 KIIS FM's Wango Tango, Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

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‘Warm Enough,’ Featuring J. Cole and Noname Gypsy - The Social Experiment’s hypnotic vibe has Chance and J. Cole switching up their flow as they get in harmony with Noname Gypsy’s spoken word proses and the three express their interpretations of love.Cole’s feelings are released with, “You like the flower that I won’t let die / Right before your petals start to wilt I choose to give you one last try / Fill your vase up with water, refusing to neglect you / Like your father, so I promise that it won’t run dry / Good intentioned cause I wanna see us both fly.”   (Photos from Left: Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Anheuser-Busch, Tim P. Whitby/Getty Images)

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‘Nothing Came to Me’ - The Social Experiment let their trumpets play here, proving that jazz and hip hop make a perfect marriage.(Photo: Chance the Rapper via Instagram)

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'Wanna Be Cool,' Featuring Big Sean, Jeremih and Kyle - Being yourself is the message on this one and if cool happens to fall into the equation then it’s all good, but you don’t have to force it.Detroit’s G.O.O.D. Music spitter conveys this mantra while reliving his own journey to this point with, “Spending all my money on girls and Sean John way before anybody called me Sean Don / I was dropping fifties man to look like 50 / Rocking pink Polos, s**t ain't even fit me / Looking for the inspiration that's already in me / All the confidence I was trying to buy myself / If you don't like me, f**k it, I'll be by myself.”(Photos from Left: Jason Kempin/Getty Images, Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

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‘Windows' - The SOX’s rhythm section has Chance declaring he’s got your back but he also warns don’t put all your trust in him because he’s only human too. 

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‘Caretaker,’ Featuring D.R.A.M. - Donnie Trumpet and The SOX brass section has D.R.A.M. confessing his feelings to his love that he’s done wrong as we find him wearing his heart on sleeve with him begging for one more chance with, “I’ll take care of you / Even if you got a man now / 'Cause I been f*****g fans now / Still I'll take care of you / Even if you gotta man now.”

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'Go,' Featuring Jesse Boykins III and Joey Purp - There are two sides to every story and this story tells different renditions of a love gone astray. 

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‘Familiar,' Featuring King Louie and Quavo - The SOX take King Louie and Migos’ Quavo out the trap for a second as they join Chance on this tribute to all the around the way girls. (Photos from Left: Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images, King Louie via Instagram, Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for Power 105.1)

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‘Just Wait’ - Donnie Trumpet and The Social Experiment show why they are one of the baddest bands in the land as they let loose on this jamming instrumental.(Photo: Chance the Rapper via Instagram)

Photo By Photo: Chance the Rapper via Instagram

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‘Smthnthtlwnt,’ Featuring Saba - Saba is pulled in many directions, as life often does to all of us. With "Something that I want," he confesses, "I just totally want utopia to surround my conscious / So I can give a f**k about the fabrics that I found in my closet… / I know the Lord give and Lord take / But he got me choosing between church and the music, like Ma$e."(Photo: Chance the Rapper via Instagram)

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‘Questions,’ Featuring Jamila Woods - Life is full of questions and Jamila would like some answers while she ponders, “Why? / Pigs want take Black mamas' kids / Baba say we all friends, stay real / But some of us go to heaven too soon / Why some of us get to heaven too soon?”

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‘Rememory,’ Featuring Erykah Badu - Badu helps Chance release his feelings on divorce and breakups, realizing that it all wasn’t bad but the good just wasn’t enough to keep the bond intact.(photos from Left: Paul A. Hebert/Press Line Photos/Splash News, Aaron Davidson/Getty Images for Jazz in the Gardens)

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‘Something Came to Me' - Donnie Trumpet and The SOX let their instruments do the talking here as they let loose a few notes that popped into their heads.(Photo: The Fader Magazine

Photo By Photo: The Fader Magazine

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‘Pass the Vibes’ - Surf closes out their reunion leaving us with the message to love your fellow brother and enjoy life to the fullest.  (Photo: The Fader via Instagram)

Photo By Photo: The Fader via Instagram