Kendrick Lamar released his single “The Heart Part 4″ earlier this year, warning the world to be ready on April 7, but it appears that his new album will be dropping on April 14 instead.
Lamar’s next album, which may just be called “ALBUM,” appeared on iTunes late Thursday night with the release date of April 14, 2017. The album lists 14 songs, with the recently released “HUMBLE.,” as its eighth track, with a plain black cover with just a parental advisory sticker.
Last week, Kendrick dropped the Mike WiLL Made-It-produced single “HUMBLE.,” which is the only song listed by name on the album. “The Heart Part 4” does not currently appear on the tracklisting. According to Pitchfork, U2 is credited as composers on the album, however; it’s unclear if that’s because of a sample or an actual collaboration.
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