Early this morning, No I.D. revealed the tracklist to Common’s upcoming album. From the looks of it, this is going to be something to watch out for. The Dreamer, The Believer hits stores on December 20th.
For those who can’t wait for Common’s The Dreamer, The Believer on December 20, DJ Soul takes us back in time with a few of Rashid’s rare tracks, remixes and classics. Tracklist and download link below.
After The Dreamer, The Believer was pushed back, Common phoned into Michigan’s 1045 SNX The Morning After and announce that December 20th is the new date. He also said he’ll still be featured on the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music compilation. Com also clarifies the upcoming Nas collaborative album muziksmylife
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By now, we all heard Common’s diatribe at the end of his latest recording, “Sweet“. XXL got Lonnie on the horn to discusses his blind attack. When I heard “Sweet” I though to myself, “I haven’t heard Common talk shit like that since One Day It’ll All Make Sense.” What made you bring that old Common back? Common: It’s funny you say the old Common, ‘cause one of my boys said, “Man, you remind me of when you was at […]
“Sweet ass bitch muthafucka” While we wait for Common’s The Dreamer, The Believer to drop next month, Flex lets loose what should be his next single produced by No I.D. Ain’t nothing sweet over here. This is tough. Video coming soon. UPDATE: No tags. Clean.
Along with his fellow dream chasers, Common keeps his head up high in the uplifting visual for his forthcoming album’s second single produced by No I.D. The Dreamer, The Believer coming in December.
We’ve got a few looks from Com’s upcoming video, but Hard Knock TV
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