October 4, 2024 19:54 PM

Eminem New Album 2017 Update: Speculations Say ‘Rap God’ Singer May Collaborate With Snoop Dog, Adele, Dr. Dre; Release Date Announced

The highly-anticipated Eminem New Album 2017 is about to be released. Fans of the "Rap God" singer are already spending sleepless nights keeping watch of the launching date. The latest buzz on the launching is August 17. Speculations are high that Adele, Snoop Dog, and Dr. Dre have collaborated with Marshall Bruce Mathers III a.k.a. Eminem.

According to Korean Portal, the rapper has been working on the album since last year. It was reported that the album will be released in January 2017 but it failed to come out. The outlet added that the album's launching is set in August 2017. The upcoming LP is expected to help increase the rapper's net worth since he is reportedly drained financially.

The album is allegedly titled "Success" inspired by Adele's song with the same title. The 44-year-old artist has already worked with Akon, Rihanna, and Nicki Minaj.

A suggestion from Radio named Imagine Dragons, 50 Cent, Vince Staples, and Lana Del Rey to be some of the singers he will collaborate with. Since these talents are perfect for his genre, they might produce explosive tracks together. This might happen as he is reported to work on another album under Shady Records.

The "Lose Yourself" singer's album is reportedly featuring songs that are three to six minutes long. In the song "Bulletproof," he will be collaborating with Mastein Bennet as previously reported. The upcoming album, which includes 21 songs, features Chance Rapper performing "Everyday."

The "Love The Way You Lie" singer will be headlining the Glasgow Summer Sessions. Danny Brown, Russ and Run the Jewels will be joining him at the said event. But that will not be his first time in Glasgow since he has been at Bellahouston Park in 2013. All of the above are yet to be confirmed by the "Without Me" singer himself regarding his New Album 2017.

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