Super-producer Metro Boomin has sent shockwaves through the music industry with a surprise announcement: a new mixtape is set to drop this month. The news, shared via a cryptic social media visualizer, has ignited fan excitement, especially with the release of a new track featuring Roscoe Dash, offering a taste of the project's summer vibes.
Metro Boomin's Surprise Mixtape Announcement
On Friday, July 4th, Metro Boomin took to social media to reveal his plans for a new mixtape arriving sometime in July. The announcement was accompanied by a visualizer depicting him in a U.S. flag-draped square, complete with fireworks and wrestling belts, hinting at a celebratory and impactful release.
"Slide" Featuring Roscoe Dash
To further fuel anticipation, Metro Boomin released a new song titled "Slide," featuring Roscoe Dash. This track provides the first sonic glimpse into the upcoming mixtape, showcasing a vibrant and fun sound.
Vibey and Fun Jam: "Slide" is characterized by playful drums, synthesizers, bubbly effects, and a dramatic guitar solo in the outro.
Summer Anthem Potential: The track's sound palette suggests a project perfectly suited for summer listening.
Roscoe Dash's Return: Fans are particularly excited to hear Roscoe Dash's lyrical contributions once again.
What to Expect from the Mixtape
While a specific release date remains under wraps, the buzz surrounding this surprise mixtape is immense. Fans are eager to see if Metro Boomin will formally announce the date or opt for a full surprise drop.
Other Projects and Legal Matters
Beyond the mixtape, Metro Boomin has several other significant projects in the pipeline:
JID Collaboration: A highly anticipated collaborative album with JID is still in the works.
WWE Theme Songs: There's also speculation about his involvement in creating new WWE theme songs.
In other news, Metro Boomin is currently facing legal challenges, including a copyright lawsuit concerning the track "Like That," which features Future and Kendrick Lamar. The lawsuit alleges unauthorized sampling of Rodney O and Joe Cooley's "Everlasting Bass," which itself samples Barry White's "I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby."
Despite these ongoing legal issues, the focus remains on the impending mixtape, which promises to deliver the "summer vibes" many listeners are craving.