Rap veteran Busta Rhymes was a guest on BET's "106 & Park" Wednesday and he discussed some details about the release of his upcoming album "Year Of The Dragon". Although signed with Cash Money Records, Busta says this LP will not be his debut with the label and says that the album will be free of charge.
"The Year of the Dragon album, just so everybody know, is not my Cash Money debut, my YMCMB debut. This is my Google album and this is going to be given to everybody for free. And the reason why we decided to give it to everybody for free is because number one, Google Play is where the album is going to be available. So when it drops, we drop it in the second week of August, you're going to get a date in the next couple of days, it's important that you go there to get it because that's the only place where it's going to be for free."
The Brooklyn rapper then went on to announce the artists who will be featured on the album.
"We got the incredible Tunechi the boss on the joint, we got Trey Songz, we got Robin Thicke on there, we got my fellow Brooklynite Maino and Anthony Hamilton on a record together, we got Gucci Mane on the project, we got Reek Da Villain and J-Doe."
"Year Of The Dragon" is scheduled for an August release.
Source: hiphopdx.com
