Quavo Says He And Offset Are Planning One Last Migos Album And Tour
Emerging at the end of rap's mixtape era and thriving at the dawn of streaming, the swaggy, triplet-happy Atlanta rap trio Migos built up one of the most appealing catalogs of any 2010s rap act: lacing our playlists with heater after heater, topping the charts with " Bad And Boujee ," and, with 2017's Culture , delivering a classic album. That legendary run eventually petered out. The various…
Quavo has officially confirmed that the Migos will release a final album and embark on a tour alongside Offset. The highly anticipated project, which marks the group's first since 2021's Culture III, is set to debut posthumously without their late member Takeoff, who was tragically killed in Houston on November 1, 2022. Despite this heartbreaking loss, Quavo assures fans that they are committed to delivering an unforgettable album experience.
In an exclusive interview with V-103's DJ Greg Street, Quavo expressed his intention to honor Takeoff's memory through the album's production and honor his nephew's legacy. He emphasized that the group owes it to their fans to release the music Takeoff was working on, as he believes his nephew would want the music to continue honoring his memory.
Quavo also announced that he is currently working on his third solo album, Qrömelife, which is scheduled to release on October 2, 2023. The album, produced entirely by Pharrell, is the Atlanta rapper's first solo project since 2023's Rocket Power.
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