Migos, a popular American rap group, has released the official tracklist for “Culture III,” one of the year’s most anticipated albums.
The Juicy info was revealed via Migos’ official Instagram page, which included their album artwork, which depicts the incredible three, with a caption stating that it would be released on June 11th.
It reads,
“Friday We Set The Bar!”, “T R A C K L I S T ?? 6 . 11 . 21 #Culture3”
Culture III is a 19-track album that boasts collaborations with music heavyweights including Drake, Justin Bieber, Future, Cardi B, Pop Smoke, Juice WRLD, Polo G, and NBA YoungBoy.
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Quavo in a recent interview with Complex opened up about what fans should expect from the album.
In His words,
“Greatness. The greatest album of this year. The greatest album of the summer,” said Quavo about what fans can anticipate from the upcoming release. “It’s back open. I feel like this album going to open up the world.
We’re having fun and smiling again, you know what I mean? Everybody’s been hurtin’, and going through this pandemic, and losing loved ones. I feel like this is a breakthrough.
This is the sonic boom to the new life and new world that we live in. We’ve been going through this pandemic for like a year and a half.
So, we’re coming back with Culture 3. We haven’t dropped any music in three years. The year that we was going to drop, the pandemic hit. So I just feel like it’s a breath of fresh air.
We got some good guys on there. We got our good friends on there. It’s going to be the greatest album of the year. We put our blood, sweat, and tears into it. We had a lot of time to go over and a lot of time to bond and be together with this album. So, Culture 3. 6/11.”
Culture III has been cooking for quite some time now. The project was initially announced in 2018 and slated to drop in 2019, then delayed to 2020 and pushed back further due to Covid-19.