Dom Kennedy has been lowkey since the release of his album Get Home Safely. But in a recent interview with HotNewHipHop, the West Coast rapper says he has a new material on the way. He said:

Man I been working on new music, man, for real. I been working non-stop. I put out a little groundwork for my new project before I actually went on road and then immediately after the “Get Home Safely” tour we was just kicking back and working.

He also revealed that the album will be coming soon.

It’s not really something I plan on drawing out. It’s gunna be straight to the point like, ‘this what it is, this when you gunna be able to get it, and here goes a preview.

Check out the full interview below.

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It’s been a quiet few months for Dom Kennedy but it seems like things are picking up now after releasing the video for his track, “After School,” a few weeks ago. Now he’s back with the visual for his track, “If It Don’t Make Money,” off of his album, Get Home Safely. The video features Dom Kennedy and his fellow West Coast MC, Skeme, chilling in their hood and rapping about the importance of making money. Check out the video below and let us know what you think.

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With summer officially beginning today, it was only right that Dom Kennedy dropped a track to give us a little preview of his upcoming album, Get Home Safely. This is his type of weather, after all. Plus, he seems to always release his projects during the summer. Maybe he just wants to capture that “feel good” type of vibe. Shout out to The Futuristiks for the smooth production. Stream “Never” below.

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