Tomorrow, fans with get their first taste of G.O.O.D. Music’s Summer takeover with Pusha T‘s new album, Daytona (formerly titled King Push). The project will see 7 tracks and appearances from Rick Ross and G.O.O.D. boss Kanye West, and — following Pusha’s recent album listening (above), the buzz has officially hit a fever pitch. Also, it appears as though Pusha finally responded to Drake’s “Two Birds One Stone” diss with some bars of his own (taken from “Infrared”):
Ya hooks did it
The lyrics pennin’ equal to Trump’s winnin’
The bigger question is how the Russians did it
It was written like Nas
But it came from Quentin
In addition to the full tracklist and recent sit-down that Pusha did with Angie Martinez, we’re also now able to view the album’s official artwork — which is reportedly a drug-riddled photo of Whitney Houston‘s bathroom, taken in 2006 and released following her passing…
It’s also been reported that Kanye West paid $85,000 to use the photo, which was a last minute replacement (would love to have seen what the original cover looked like). Thoughts?
PUSHA T – DAYTONA TRACKLISTING:
1. “If You Know You Know”
2. “The Games We Play”
3. “Hard Piano” feat. Rick Ross
4. “Come Back Baby”
5. “Santeria”
6. “What Would Meek Do?” feat. Kanye West
7. “Infrared”
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