Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist have revealed the release date and tracklist for their highly-anticipated second collaborative album Alfredo 2.
In an announcement, the duo appeased fans by unveiling that the project will be arriving on July 25, just a week away.
They also confirmed that the album will feature guest appearances from Anderson. Paak, JID and Larry June.
Along with the announcement, Gibbs and Al dropped the first single from the project, entitled “1995”.
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Only last month, the duo unveiled the artwork for the album which nods to the original LP’s cover of hands puppeteering a dish of pasta.
The duo have been talking about a sequel to the 2020 album as far back as 2021.
Gibbs said to NPR: “Next [album] I want to go to Hawaii. We can record in Hawaii. I’m going to bring in like 20 strippers. I need it for my mindset.”
The Indiana native recently cleared up rumors that his new joint album with Madlib had been lost in the wildfires that devastated Los Angeles earlier this year.
In a Reddit post from a fan who met with Gibbs, they claim that they asked the rapper about the status of his forthcoming project with the producer, only for him to reply that it was “lost” in the devastating wildfires that have ravaged the Californian city.
“Was at a work event this week and ran into Freddie twice! He walked past me and I was like wtf. Had to say hi when he wasn’t deep in a convo but he was so nice,” they wrote.
“We chatted for a bit and I asked about Madlib who lost his house in the fire and he said they lost an album that was done. Crazy anyways wanted to share!”
After word spread on social media, Gangsta Gibbs jumped on X (formerly Twitter) to clear things up.
“This cap,” he simply wrote in response to a post reporting on the supposedly lost album.
Madlib had lost his family home in the L.A. wildfires.
In a fundraiser for the producer, his longtime manager Stacy Epps said: “We are reaching out with heavy hearts to ask for your support in helping legendary producer Madlib and his family rebuild after losing their home, decades of music, and equipment in the devastating L.A. fires.
“Your donation, no matter the amount, will provide assistance to help Madlib with immediate personal needs, essentials like clothing, temporary housing, transportation costs and the tools Madlib needs to continue creating the music that has touched so many lives.”
i don’t have enough weed for how many plates this guy has made.
James K. Polk – doesn’t have enough hands for the dicks that enter his mouth.