Back before the WTF-worthy DONDA was the main project associated with Kanye West, we were more excited for the G.O.O.D. Music album. Confirming the news in a comparatively terse tweet, Ye announced the project last October. We're even more excited now that much of the guestlist has been confirmed.
In addition to Kanye himself, who will no doubt offer up verses about fashion and the hardships of being a misunderstood visionary, the album is set to include guest spots from G.O.O.D. signees Pusha T and Big Sean.
According to singer Marsha Ambrosius, who confirmed her own appearance on the album, she was also joined in the studio by Frank Ocean and Jay Electronica. The artist confirmed the news via Twitter, writing, "In the studio with Frank Ocean, Big Sean, Pusha T, Manny Fresh. Kanye West is on the way!!! I'm having fun today."
Pusha T also confirmed that Hitboy would be offering some production, with a tweet that read, "Learned in London: NOBU is always 500+ for dinner, @HitBoy_SC is the future, I'm a car hoe, Frank Ocean already won, and G.O.O.D. can't lose!"
The G.O.O.D. Music album is expected to hit in the spring of this year. We're pretty confident in saying that it will almost definitely be delayed.
Thanks to Pitchfork for the tip.
In addition to Kanye himself, who will no doubt offer up verses about fashion and the hardships of being a misunderstood visionary, the album is set to include guest spots from G.O.O.D. signees Pusha T and Big Sean.
According to singer Marsha Ambrosius, who confirmed her own appearance on the album, she was also joined in the studio by Frank Ocean and Jay Electronica. The artist confirmed the news via Twitter, writing, "In the studio with Frank Ocean, Big Sean, Pusha T, Manny Fresh. Kanye West is on the way!!! I'm having fun today."
Pusha T also confirmed that Hitboy would be offering some production, with a tweet that read, "Learned in London: NOBU is always 500+ for dinner, @HitBoy_SC is the future, I'm a car hoe, Frank Ocean already won, and G.O.O.D. can't lose!"
The G.O.O.D. Music album is expected to hit in the spring of this year. We're pretty confident in saying that it will almost definitely be delayed.
Thanks to Pitchfork for the tip.
