Your role announces the album “Deep Ideas” from prison
The rapper acknowledged that he was not guilty of the charges that he had ordered a murder plot in exchange for renting in November
The night of your turn does not leave the prison time to prevent him from giving his fans new music. On Monday, the rapper team shared trailer and artwork for his upcoming album, Deep ideas, It is scheduled to be held on March 28.
The propaganda section picks its producers in the studio while it is on the phone with your role behind the bars. The clip annoys the list of paths and hears your role says that he loves the “energy” of the chosen songs, as he thanks his team for the “biggest and best changes” in the album. “The streets still need me,” read a post of your role.
Remember the list of annoying tracks in the video such as “Connect The Dots”, “BookBoor”, “UNTNECEABLE” and “The Wanna Be Be You”, which is distinguished in the future. The cover of the album, which appears to be made of artificial intelligence, believes that your role is sitting in an official prison cell with his back to the camera.
The album comes nearly five months after your role confessed that it is not guilty of the charges that it was a conspiracy to kill in exchange for renting that led to the shooting of the cousin of rapper Georgia Kando Rondo at a fuel station in Los Angeles two years ago. He was scored to a federal detention center in the center of Los Angeles and is awaiting trial in October.
According to his indictment, your role was a “leader” of the hip -hop group, which was founded in Chicago in 2010 called the family only, or OTF. While the group produced and sold music, it was claimed to be “involved in violence, including killing and assault”, to a large extent in the “direction” of your role, and mentioned the indictment.
The next album will be followed 2023 Louan in trenches and Almost heals. Immediately before his arrest, he released your individual “opportunistic” and “late exit”, which includes Hunxho. He also joined Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ IGN on Eagles 2 ‘S “dead”.
