Fans of Playboi Carti, brace yourselves! There’s a surprising push for a new album.
- Daytime TV legend Maury Povich urges Playboi Carti to drop his album.
- Carti’s last album, ‘Whole Lotta Red’, came out in late 2020.
- Recently, Carti has appeared in new music by Tyler, The Creator and The Weeknd.
- New collaborations highlight Carti’s evolving style and popularity in the industry.
Maury Povich, famous for his long-running talk show, unexpectedly called on Playboi Carti to release his next album. Maury posted on Instagram with Carti’s Young Vamp Life sign, urging, “drop the album @playboicarti#YVL” accompanied by a vampire emoji.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for Carti’s new album, as it’s been four years since the release of ‘Whole Lotta Red’. This gap has only increased the anticipation among his listeners.
While an official album isn’t out yet, Carti’s voice has surfaced in new music recently. He appears on Tyler, The Creator’s album ‘Chromakopia’ in the guest track ‘Thought I Was Dead’. Fans discovered this track as a hidden gem on the vinyl edition.
The Atlanta rapper brings a new depth to his music style on ‘Thought I Was Dead’, featuring Schoolboy Q. Carti adopts a deeper vocal approach over tribal drum beats, revealing his artistic evolution.
Furthermore, Carti collaborated with The Weeknd on the track ‘Timeless’. Released in early October, the song quickly became a hit, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
‘Timeless’ isn’t just another track. Produced by big names like Pharrell and Mike Dean, the song showcases a moody vibe, contrasting with more upbeat tunes like ‘Dancing in the Flames’. Carti’s versatility shines through his various collaborations.
The music video for ‘Timeless’ features Carti and The Weeknd draped in all black attire on a dimly-lit set, adding a theatrical essence. The video racked millions of streams soon after its release.
These collaborations only enhance the excitement for Carti’s potential next album, highlighting his ability to adapt and thrive in diverse musical landscapes.
The buzz around Playboi Carti’s next album continues to grow, fueled by collaborations and surprising endorsements.
