Pusha T fans, the wait is almost over. The "Lunch Money" rapper has announced that his sophomore album King Push will be released in the spring of 2015 on Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Pusha T discusses his work on the album, which has been going at a "feverish" pace and what fans can expect from the album.
Speaking to RS, Pusha hypes up King Push in a big way, saying, "It's amazing. I feel like the sound will be second to none. And of course you already know the raps will be smacking people all left and right. I've been working on it constantly."
He just released his collaboration "Lunch Money" with label head honcho Kanye West as a teaser for what to expect from the album and reception has been overwhelmingly positive.
"I dropped 'Lunch Money' to show how far out me and 'Ye [Kanye West] are going to go, just sonically," he says. "Now, I feel like people don't know where the hell I'm going to go on the next record. And that's where I want them to be."
Pusha continues discussing the album and how it is going to be a level above other music out now. He emphasizes that he will stay away from the trends, which is evident by his unlikely collaboration alongside Swedish powerhouse production/DJ duo Axwell /\ Ingrosso on their track "This Time We Can't Go Home"
He adds, "'Unorthodox' has become synonymous with Pusha T's music, back to records like 'Grindin'.' Everybody's gonna be really locked in and shocked to see how I've raised the level of musicality from My Name Is My Name to King Push."
No other details have been revealed besides the album will drop in 2015, but for fans this is great news with the LP coming early next year (via Hot New Hip Hop).
