Big Boi has signed a management deal with Jordan Feldstein’s Career Artist Management and guarantees that there’s new material on the way.
In an exclusive statement via Billboard, the six-time Grammy-winning emcee, producer and half of OutKast says he signed with Feldstein’s management team because he likes his hustle and feels he would be a good fit.
“Jordan is a go-getter, mover and shaker, and my kind of guy,” Big Boi said in the statement. “I love his energy. We have a lot of new material and content coming this year, and can’t wait to get things started.”
The Atlanta native also guarantees there will be a new solo project on the horizon as he plans to drop an EP timed with OutKast’s Coachella appearance in April and subsequent tour. There is no publicly known title or solid release date for the project just yet.
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Jordan Feldstein is the founder and CEO of Career Artist Management, which has managed Maroon 5 since their formation over ten years ago and Robin Thicke, among others. Combined, the group has helped guide to three Grammy Award victories and sales of more than 10 million albums worldwide.
“I’m proud to have a Hip Hop icon like Big Boi join our management roster,” Feldstein said. “We are all ready and excited to get started and continue to expand Big Boi’s overall brand as an artist.”
Big Boi’s last project release was in 2012 with Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors. OutKast as a group hasn’t released an album since 2006’s Idlewild, which was the soundtrack to their movie of the same name.
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