It's been almost four years since Childish Gambino last released an album and it appears that new music is coming soon based on his latest interview.
According to Hot New Hip Hop, the musician spoke with a news outlet as he walked towards his car from the Greenwich Hotel in New York. When asked about his plans, he revealed that "Mr & Mrs Smith," a series due to be released this 2024, will come out first, and then his album.
As of this writing, the musician has yet to share more information about his next record. The outlet noted that the last time he dropped an album was in March 2020.
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Even though it's been almost four years, he treated his fans with a few EPs and more.
Childish Gambino Retiring From Music of Not?
His real identity, Donald Glover, spoke in an interview with Complex where he discussed his future in the music industry, and it appears that he doesn't have plans on stopping releasing new music.
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"I don't think I'd ever stop, because of like... I always liked it because I liked it. I never did it because it was like, man, this is a good way to get put on or something. I like the feeling of it. I do this because I'm nice," he added.
Childish Gambino Issue With Woman in 'Awaken, My Love!' Album Cover
The recent news comes after the singer was called out on social media by a woman named Giannina Otero, the person who appeared on the album cover of Childish Gambino's album "Awaken, My Love!"
She detailed her post, confirming that she and her team only received "low pay" for the project and never got residuals from anything. She further noted that the person who received residuals was the designer who created the headpiece she wore, but she believed that she also deserved it.
"After years of lies and silence then finding out statute of limitation complications... it's been an exhausting, emotional, and overall sad thing to deal with," she added.
Otero further noted that the situation took a lot from her and her team as all of them worked on the album cover with "so much love" and she was happy that she was able to represent Black artists.
