TDE reveals status of new albums from Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Schoolboy Q and Jay Rock
We're still praying for the Black Hippy set
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Your support makes all the difference.Top Dawg Entertainment has a big 2016 planned.
On Monday, TDE CEO Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith posted his team’s six album schedule on Instagram writing, “S**t about to get nasty real soon... I told y'all I got y'all in 2016 #TDE.”
Both Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul’s records seem most complete with “sample clearance” and “mixing stages” written across the white board.
SZA and Isaiah Rashad are currently in the "4th" and "3rd creative stages" of the production process, respectively.
Shit about to get nasty real soon... I told y'all I got y'all in 2016 #TDE
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With Kendrick Lamar’s massive success from 2015's To Pimp A Butterfly, his 2016 seems to be up in the air. Jay Rock is currently on the injured reserve as he recovers from his motorcycle accident he sustained back in February.
It's also worth noting that there are two new artists mentioned by the Top Dawg, simply listed as "John Doe 1 & 2."
The list ends by teasing a 2017 release "BH," an apparent reference to the long-awaited collaborative Black Hippy record TDE fans have been waiting for.
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