Aesop Rock and Blockhead have shared “Coyote Summer,” a new track featuring Hanni El Khatib from their forthcoming collaborative album Trouble Mountain ahead of its November 13 release on Rhymesayers Entertainment, alongside an accompanying music video directed by Evan Gütt.

Trouble Mountain takes its inspiration from the Poconos resort commercials that blanketed New York airwaves during the pair’s childhoods—idyllic promises of relaxation, reinvention, and escape that lingered long after the commercials ended. On “Coyote Summer,” Aesop flexes his vernacular, expounding on the album’s themes of escape and memory. The video catches rare glimpses of the famously reclusive MC, while surreptitiously dodging a full face reveal.

Nearly three decades on from forging one of underground hip-hop’s most enduring creative partnerships, and five years since their celebrated collaborative full-length Garbology, Aesop and Blockhead work in nearly psychic lockstep, reveling in a giddyness that is seeped in enduring friendship. The album lands in the midst of a legendarily prolific run by Aesop and finds him operating at full capacity, transforming family history, work, memory, and the absurd mechanics of modern life into vivid, deeply human reflections. Trouble Mountain ultimately asks a deceptively simple question: why are we always trying to escape in the first place?