Future has announced the release date for his new album, having teased the record over the past few weeks.
The as-yet-untitled project would be the follow-up to the rapper’s 2020 LP ‘High Off Life’, which featuredĀ a the likes ofĀ Drake,Ā Travis Scott,Ā Lil Uzi Vert,Ā DaBaby,Ā Meek Mill,Ā Lil BabyĀ and more.
NMEās Luke Morgan Britton said of ‘High Off Life’: “Despite its glimpses of greatness, though, this album revisits too many of the rapperās trademark themes to truly make good on his jubilant pre-release promises.”
In February, Future released ‘Worst Day’ – his first solo single in almost two years. It came with an accompanying music video, in which American YouTuber and dating advisor Kevin Samuels plays Future’s therapist, describing himself as a “professional image consultant”.
Now, Future has revealed that the new album will be out on April 29. “Date 4.29 title TBA,ā he wrote on Instagram, telling fans that the title would be coming soon.
Future has worked on a number of collaborations in the past two years. In 2020, he teamed up withĀ Swae Lee to work with the Internet Money collective on new song āThrustingā.
Later the same year, Future and Lil Uzi VertĀ dropped their new collaborative album āPluto x Baby Plutoā. The 16-track collection was executive produced by DJ Esco, and arrived alongside a Hype Williams-directed video for album track āThatās Itā. The pair released the deluxe edition of the album a week later.
Last year, KSI shared his collaboration with Future and 21 Savage, āNumber 2ā, which appeared on KSIās second studio album āAll Over The Placeā.
At the end of 2021, he also becameĀ the first artist in history to amass over 10million followers on SoundCloud. Future acknowledged his achievement on his Instagram Story, simply writing āthank uā with a heart emoji.
Elsewhere, Future is due to be headlining Rolling Loud Miami in July, alongside Kanye West (billed under his legal name, Ye) and Kendrick Lamar. Tickets are available here.
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