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Redman Album Finally Due Next Month |
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Thursday, 22 February 2007 |
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 Redman's oft-delayed new album, "Red Gone Wild," will finally be
released March 27 via Def Jam. First single "Put It Down" was produced
by Timbaland and is at radio now.
The accompanying video will be shot
in the coming days and is tipped to debut the first week of March.
Other featured producers on "Wild" include Erick
Sermon, Scott Storch, Rockwilder and Eminem. The album also boasts
collaborations with labelmate/cousin Method Man, Nate Dogg, Keith
Murray and Biz Markie.
Redman has been fairly quiet since his last studio album, 2001's
"Malpractice," which has sold 685,000 copies in the United States,
according to Nielsen SoundScan.
He has released two volumes of the "Ill
at Will" mixtapes, which also feature his Gilla House crew.
Having completed a run on the Rock the Bells tour just before the end
of 2006, Redman is expected to perform at an as-yet-unannounced
showcase during the South by Southwest festival next month in Austin,
Texas.
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