Cyrus Langhorne
A$AP Mob rapper A$AP Rocky‘s new A.L.L.A. album is reportedly going to arrive earlier than its previously announced May 26 release date.
According to new reports, the LP is expected to hit retail outlets in less than a month.
During an overseas outing last week, Rocky revealed G.O.O.D. Music’s Mos Def would appear on his upcoming album and premiered his new anthem.
A$AP Rocky just gave a talk in London as part of Red Bull Music Academy’s lecture series, and at the end he debuted a new song from his forthcoming album At.Long.Last.A$AP, “M’s.” Hear it here. In the talk, he also said that Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) will appear on the album, and that UK artist Joe Fox contributed to several tracks. (The FADER)
According to recent reports, digital retailer Amazon may have prematurely revealed the new LP’s release date.
ASAP Mob have had their fair share of ups and downs lately, but that hasn’t stopped ASAP Rocky from working hard on his new album, which he recently revealed is titled At Long Last ASAP. Now, Amazon seems to have leaked the release date for the LP, which they have listed on their website as coming May 26th. (Rap Wave)
Within his new Complex cover story, Rocky delved into what upset him most about his 2013 debut, Long.Live.ASAP..
“Yeah. I’ve got that cliché thing where I hate my biggest songs,” Rocky said when asked if he had any regrets about the LP. “[Would I make another ‘Wild for the Night’ song?] There’s no need to. That album was rushed. [By whom?] Me. I felt like I had to prove certain things that don’t matter. [That] I was capable of hit singles and platinum records. That’s not what I was ever after. That’s something that you just hope for.” (Complex)
