Chris Brown Unveils "Indigo" Album Art & Confirms Release Date

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202234.4K Views

Chris Brown performs onstage at SOMETHING IN THE WATER - Day 3 on April 28, 2019 in Virginia Beach City.

Chris Brown's new album is officially on the way.

Chris Brown's been teasing his new album, Indigo for a hot minute at this point. The singer's teased the follow-up to Heartbreak On A Full Moon for a while before officially declaring it "Indigo Season" at the top of the year. After dishing out a few singles, he's come through to confirm that the project is officially on the way.

Indigo's release date was previously announced at Chris Brown's 30th birthday party. The rapper took to Instagram to announce that the project will be dropping on June 21st but if there are any delays, it'll only be by a week so the latest you could expect the album is on June 28th. Additionally, he shared two covers for the album that both look like they could be movie posters. The cover artworks were made by Jeff Cole and Saturno.

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Chris Brown's previously revealed tidbits of information about the project. Indigo is expected to be 30 songs in total. He also revealed who to expect on the tracklist and in short, it's stacked. Breezy and Drake's long-awaited collaboration is set to appear on the project while other features include G-Eazy and Nicki Minaj, who both appeared on "Wobble Up," as well as Tory Lanez, Sage The Gemini, Tyga, Tank, H.E.R., Lil Wayne, Justin Bieber, Lil Jon, Joyner Lucas and more.

Keep your eyes peeled with that.

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