André 3000 sounded pessimistic concerning the prospects of a brand new Outkast album in a dialog with poet Hanif Abdurraqib. 3 Stacks talked about how his relationship with Massive Boi modified in an interview revealed by The Bitter Southerner.
“Folks ask, so will there be one other Outkast album?” André 3000 stated. “I actually can’t say, man. I do understand that our chemistries have modified. We’re totally different individuals. We’re completely totally different individuals. To not say that we gained’t have the ability to make any form of music, however I believe, yeah, individuals have to understand, like even in relationships, man, husband and spouse, chemistry ought to change after some time. And I believe individuals suppose there’s this one factor that has to remain a approach, however we’re ever-changing, man.”
André 3000, who ditched rap for the flute on his first solo album New Blue Solar, made it clear he’s nonetheless buddies with Massive Boi. The legendary rapper famous his bond with Massive Boi goes past music.
“You already know, individuals at all times ask about me and Massive Boi,” André 3000 stated. “We cool, man. That’s my homie eternally. We have been buddies earlier than doing music.”
Massive Boi had followers begging for an Outkast reunion when he shared a short video of himself and André 3000 hanging out in March. Outkast hasn’t launched an album since 2006’s Idlewild.
André 3000, Massive Boi and their fellow Dungeon Relations suffered a serious loss when Organized Noize’s Rico Wade handed away in April. Wade was one of many architects of the Dungeon Household’s sound. Organized Noize produced numerous classics for Outkast, together with each music on the duo’s debut album Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik.
Massive Boi stated with out Wade “there could be no Outkast.” Organized Noize’s Sleepy Brown and Ray Murray referred to as Wade the cornerstone of their manufacturing staff and your complete Dungeon Household.
