Summary
- Kid Cudi shared the confirmed release date and cover art for his forthcoming new studio project Free
- Free is set to drop on all streaming services on Friday, August 22
- With cover art from Norman Jean Roy, the album’s second single, “Grave,” is slated to drop this Friday, July 11
It’s been announced that Kid Cudi is unveiling his upcoming studio effort. Titled “‘Free’,” this album will hit shelves towards the end of August.
Today, on Instagram, artist Kid Cudi announced that his upcoming project will be released on August 22nd. He shared the cover art, which is a stunning photograph captured by renowned photographer Norman Jean Roy.
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As a fan longing for an expression of liberation, the image of me soaring among the clouds resonated deeply with me. Drawing inspiration from “The Truman Show,” I can hardly contain my excitement for you all to listen to this album and truly appreciate the artwork come alive. Brace yourselves for a breathtaking journey. I promise it won’t disappoint!
On the upcoming Friday, July 11th, you can expect the second single from the album, titled “Grave,” together with its music video, to be released. Following the initial lead single “Neverland,” which was introduced at Cudi’s Tribeca Film Festival premiere in May.
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Stay tuned as more information on Free comes to light.
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