Cyrus Langhorne
Top Dawg Entertainment's Kendrick Lamar is steadily at work on his follow-up to 2012's good kid, m.A.A.d city album and reportedly treated late pop icon Michael Jackson's son to a sneak listen to it.
According to Jackson’s son Prince, he heard a few tracks from the mystery LP.
Had the great honor of meeting Kendrick and hearing some of his new tracks for his upcoming album with @RealOBee pic.twitter.com/fOFnkbPjk5
— Prince Jackson (@princemjjjaxon) February 25, 2015
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Rap veteran Snoop Dogg recently revealed a pic alongside K. Dot on his Instagram page.
Lamar said the art of putting together a quality project encouraged him to not force out his m.A.A.d city follow-up album a few months ago.
“The hold up is inspiration really, I don’t get in the studio just to rap. I’m in a space now where I got to actually have something that moves me. Going around experiencing different people and meeting different people and having my own issues in life in general, that inspires me to get in the studio and do what I got to do and say something where the people can connect again just as they did with good kid.” (“The Breakfast Club”)
K. Dot also recently said he relied on a few key producers with his music.
“Everything’s really in-house,” K. Dot said when asked about the album. “Of course Dre but I really stick with four producers I’ve been working with since day one. I don’t really go outside of that box. Sounwave, Thundercat, Rocky, Tae Beast, you know, these the cats I’ve been developing with since I was a teen, you feel me? So I always keep it like that and keep my sound as organic as possible.” (Hot 97)
Drop the fucking album nigga
#yawn