Last month, Do or Die (Belo Zero, N.A.R.D. and AK) along with Twista released their collaborative EP, Withdrawal.
The six-track EP serves as the first full offering from the Chicago collective in over a decade.
In a recent interview with XXL, Do or Die and Twista explained why they 2015 was the perfect time to release Withdrawal.
“Timing is everything,” says Do or Die. “And just on some real shit, I feel like the moment is right. Because if you think about it, if you listen to music—and I’m not discrediting anybody that is making music, because I love it all—a lot of it is sort of the same sound and feel. And for us to come in and just offset it a little bit and give them that classical, but still refreshing, type of music, I think it’s perfect timing.”
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“For me, it was the whole way people were putting out music, the EP way, so I looked at it as a way that we can get back out there,” Twista adds. “And being that the EP is five, six songs, I thought that it would be a great offering to the fans.”
The Chi-town tandem is already looking towards the future. Both Twista and Do or Die have plans for follow-up projects to be released in the coming months.
“We have Withdrawal Pt. 2, the free sample version coming directly after this,” Twista says. “You’ll get the rawness. So right when you least expect it, we hit you with something for sale and later we’ll surprise you with a free mixtape.”
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Do or Die says they are prepping a project called Picture This 2, which they say is “coming out August 7th.”
“We got a single on there with Twista and with Rick Ross and some other interesting cats on the album,” Do or Die says.
“I have an EDM project dropping in about a month or so,” says Twista. That’s all coming out very soon while we bumping this cold-ass Do or Die EP project.”
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