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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Kendrick Lamar Confirms "Good Kid, Mad City" Title, Release Date & production


UPDATE #2: Kendrick Lamar confirms that his major label debut will release this fall.
Despite Top Dawg Entertainment agreeing to a partnership with Aftermath earlier this yearKendrick Lamar  interview with Hypetrak TV. “Soundwave, Tae Beats, Willie B., Dave Free—Digi-Phonics really. I just kept it [limited] to the people I came in with because they know my sound. I know their sound, and we mesh properly when we get in that studio and lock in.”

However there are two other notable producers with whom Kendrick is spending time. He says his 
collaborative mixtape with J. Cole is still in the works. According to K.Dot, the two spend a lot of time on the phone, but their respective schedules make finishing the mixtape difficult.

No word on that legendary producer that Kendrick has been linked with for the better part of the past 18 months. To date, Dr. Dre’s contribution to the album has been limited to rhyming on the Scoop DeVille-produced
 “The Recipe.” But even that wasn’t fully planned.

“We were just the studio having fun really,” Kendrick added. “And that’s how the best records come about. We wasn’t going for no particular type of record. We just wanted to have fun. It felt like me; it felt like some new energy. Dre loved it, and we started rolling with it. It’s definitely a good representation of where we’re from.”

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