Snoop Dogg's new album “Iz it a crime?” Is here

Snoop Dogg's surprise I am a crime? The album has arrived. The 21-track album is its 21st solo studio album and comes six months later missionary Project with Dr. Dre.

The Long Beach Rap icon considers the collaborative mood for the new project with features by Pharrell Williams (on “Spot”), Wiz Khalifa (on “Just It It Iz”), Sexy Red (on “Me N OG Snoop”) and Larussell as well as from New Death Row Signes Like Jane Handcock and Charlie Bereal. The project published in Death Row Records and Gamma contains production of Battlecat, Rick Rock and Nottz.

Snoop reflected that at an album listening event on May 13th in New York City Is it a crime? is a cathartic album that he felt inspired to get some things from his chest. On the “My Friend” educated by Denaun, he was personally, including his mother Beverly Broadus Green and brother Bing Worthington in an ode of family members who died. “Can't do enough” to his wife Sante Broadus, while “Life's Journey” is a self-eyed reflection on his winding, more than three decades of rap career.

He also clapped the apt title “Shutyobitchaup”, which for the boss Sug Knight, the head of the parts of the country, back to perceived no. At some point the two had reconciled with years of tension after Snoop left the venerable label, but Sug has said several tidy things about snoop in recent years.

Snoop also thought about the listening event that the title was partly an answer to the counter -reaction to his recent opening performance and comments that he had “nothing but love and respect” for President Donald Trump. The comments have a strong contract of earlier criticism of Trump as a racist and his condemnation of a black actor in the 2020 inauguration as “Jigaboo”. Perhaps Trump's forgiveness of Michael “Harry O” Harris, Snoop's friend (and original founder of Death Row Records), played in Snoop's change of heart.

Is it a crime?Follow the death cell Altar call Gospel album, was combined with an extended visual music video, a part -documentary film. It shows him at the Olympic Games in Paris with the United States Herren's Basketball Team, talks to Rap Legend Rev Run and appears on stages around the world. It interspers the film material with videos for several songs on the album.