G-Eazy has been putting in that work. In addition to his consistent single droppings over the past months, the rapper from Oakland has had his share of sold out shows. That is just the cake, the icing is his upcoming album, When It’s Dark Out. G took to social media to make the announcement with a release date and cover art attached. He also gives us a glimpse of the upcoming in a released album trailer. Check it out after the jump.
Album Tracklist: DJ Khaled – I Changed A Lot
Yesterday, DJ Khaled announced that his eighth studio album, I Changed A Lot, will be dropping on October 26. Along with the announcement, he also revealed the above cover art (love his shameless promo there), as well as the project’s star-studded tracklist. Features include Rick Ross, Fetty Wap, Jeezy, August Alsina and many, many more. Check it out below and listen to the first singles off of it here and here.
(Photos) Rihanna’s “ANTI” Artwork Features Braille Poetry For The Visually-Impaired
Last night, Rihanna unveiled the cover art for eighth studio album, ANTI, in a spectacular way. During the unveiling at the MAMA Gallery in LA, Rihanna expressed that this cover is her “favorite album cover” yet, and with the latest details we understand why. Rihanna linked up with Roy Nachum, the artist of the cover, and Chloe Mitchell to create seven poems inscribed into the artwork to accompany seven oil paintings by Nachum, according to PitchFork. What makes it even more dope it that the inscription is written in Braille for the visually-impaired. Read the poetry down bottom.
(Photo) Talib Kweli x 9th Wonder – “Indie 500” [Cover Art, Release Date + Tracklist]
During a powerful performance Monday night on ‘The Tonight Show’ starring Jimmy Fallon, Talib Kweli debuted the record ‘Every Ghetto’ off his upcoming album with 9th Wonder Indie 500. While a guest on the show, Talib Kweli also debuted the cover art for the upcoming album which features appearances from Pharoahe Monch, MK Asante, Brother Ali, and Rapsody. Indie 500 is available for pre-order now on iTunes and is slated for a November 6 release. Click below for a full track list and the cover art.
The Game – “The Documentary 2.5” [Cover Art + Tracklist]
While we’re not sure if any of the tracks from The Game’s double-disc album will be performed in New York anytime soon – due to recent comments made about the NYPD – the Los Angeles rapper reveals the cover art as well as the tracklist for The Documentary 2.5. The Documentary is scheduled for release Friday, October 9 while one week later on October 16, The Documentary 2.5 follows. The 17-track 2.5 will feature guest appearances from Nas, Scarface, E-40 and Busta Rhymes, ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Stacy Barthe, YG, Problem, Ty Dolla $ign and much MUCH more. Check out the full tracklist after the jump.
(Photos) Jeezy – “Church In These Streets” [Cover Art]
All while becoming a pastor [sort of, not really] and announcing the release of his own champagne brand, Tha Snowman’s Church In These Streets album will be hitting stores soon on November 13th. Although we have to wait an entire month for Jeezy’s forthcoming album to be released, he has put out the cover art in the mean time. Get a visual of the album artwork in the gallery along with the BTS footage of Jeezy’s “Church In These Streets” video. Will you be copping CITS when it drops?
