Cyrus Langhorne
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. has treated fans to new music in the form of a five-track EP called Da’ Nic.
Tip unleashed his latest musical release on social media last night (September 10).
#DaNic on iTunes https://t.co/xUtXRQ68wp #tip911 #HustleGang pic.twitter.com/9jaN4Qquxp
— T.I. (@Tip) September 11, 2015
For all my fans on Android go get that on Google play https://t.co/16qUd0qjnc #DaNic #TIP911
— T.I. (@Tip) September 11, 2015
https://youtu.be/MAyeJBuQYq8
Tip reportedly visited social media platform Twitter’s California headquarters yesterday (September 10) to announce the project.
After parting ways with his longtime label, Atlantic, he’s releasing a five-song EP called “Da Nic” independently through San Francisco’s Empire Distribution. He revealed the news via a live Q&A session on Twitter, inviting users to ask questions using the hashtag #Tip911. (NBC Bay Area)
Recently, T.I. revealed his upcoming The Dime Trap album would remind fans of his early pre-fame days.
“I feel like, when you’ve done hits like “Whatever You Like” and “Dead and Gone,” when you do those mainstream kind of “Blurred Lines”-ish kind of records, you don’t go and try to top “Blurred Lines.” You just come to a whole new element, bring it back down and build the process back over again. I’m breaking it all down, back to the element of where my music first began to interest people, and build it all over again.” (Movie Web)
Tip also talked about how timing and scheduling play large roles on his career.
“It’s less exposure and more competition. It’s more people fighting for a smaller pie now. I don’t mind, because my hand was already in it. You’ll be hard pressed to pull my hand out of there, but it’s almost like, when you have an amount of time you must invest in a project, time away from home, away from family, the amount of risky situations and environments one must frequent in order to maximize potential, once you really, really estimate these things, it’s like, ‘OK, where is my time better invested?” (Movie Web)
