Lil Durk is releasing a brand new album from jail.
On Monday (March 17), the rapper’s staff shared a trailer and paintings for the album, referred to as ‘Deep Ideas’, on his social media accounts. It’s scheduled for launch on March 28.
Accompanied by the caption “The streets nonetheless want me,” the trailer exhibits Durk’s producers within the studio engaged on music whereas speaking to the rapper – who’s at the moment incarcerated – on the cellphone.
He could be heard saying he likes “the vitality” of explicit songs and thanks his staff for “greater and higher modifications” to the report. The clip additionally teases the monitor record, which incorporates songs referred to as ‘Join the Dots’, ‘Pocket book’, ‘Untouchable’ and ‘They Wanna Be You’, which options Future.
An album cowl was additionally shared, which depicts Durk sitting in a jail cell dealing with a wall lined in graffiti. Test it out under.
In November, Durk pleaded not responsible to costs claiming he directed a murder-for-hire plot that led to the deadly capturing of Georgia rapper Quando Rondo’s cousin at a Los Angeles fuel station two years in the past.
He was remanded to a federal detention centre in downtown Los Angeles and awaits an October trial. The ‘Pelle Coat’ rapper was first arrested in Florida in October and was held in a Broward County, Florida jail, as initially reported by USA In the present day.
The arrest got here hours after 5 different folks have been indicted in Los Angeles with federal murder-for-hire costs for the alleged focusing on of rapper Quando Rondo (Tyquian Bowman), which authorities imagine might have been in retaliation for the killing of Chicago rapper King Von in 2020.
The 5 people – Kavon London ‘Vonnie’ Grant, DeAndre Dontrell ‘DeDe’ Wilson, Keith ‘Flacka’ Jones, David Brian ‘Browneyez’ Lindsey and Asa ‘Boogie’ Houston – are all allegedly related to Lil Durk’s Solely The Household (OTF) rap collective, which was based in Chicago in 2010.
In keeping with his indictment, Durk “was the chief” of OTF, which produced and bought music but additionally allegedly “engaged in violence, together with homicide and assault,” largely at Durk’s “path”, the indictment states (per Rolling Stone).
If convicted, Banks might face life in federal jail.
