While in Austin last week, DJ Quik held a listening session at Nice Kicks this past Thursday for his eighth solo album, Book Of David. Although the project is dropping April 20th, it was supposed to come out last year. In the clip above, Quik explains the reason for the delay. He also reveals that he’s one of the few artists to get a sample clearance from the film, Grease.
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Its 2026 and im still bumping this Album. This man is the coldest artist in the D! I'm not calling him no freaking rapper he is truly an artist. I can't get enough of his music. I just need him to have more concerts in Detroit and get some promoters that know how to get the news out early enough on ALL PLATFORMS because I'm always finding out about stuff a little too late!
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