Following a three-year break, Big Sean returned to music in late 2020 with his fifth album, Detroit 2. The sequel to his critically-acclaimed 2012 mixtape, Detroit. Fans have been requesting that it be added to streaming. After quite the wait, the rapper recently revealed that the mixtape is well on its way.
via: Complex
Big Sean has finally got his wish.
Last year, Sean Don quote tweeted his label Def Jam urging them to help re-release his Detroit mixtape on streaming services.
Yeah We need Detroit the mixtape on all streaming services too tho, quit playin ?? https://t.co/gD3aVyrdmJ
— Sean Don (@BigSean) April 28, 2020
Detroit is Sean’s breakout tape, released in 2012, and featured J. Cole, Juicy J, French Montana, Royce da 5’9”, Kendrick Lamar, and more. The tape paid homage to his hometown with stories by Common, Jeezy, and Snopp Dogg on why they love Detroit.
On Saturday, Sean made the announcement that Detroit would be re-mixed and remastered for streaming services next month. The rapper revealed the news on 313 Day, which is day where locals celebrate everything the Motor City has to offer.
Next month the Detroit mixtape will be on all streaming services, re-mixed and mastered properly, finally! Happy 313 day tho ?? https://t.co/zpLQeF0MAm
— Sean Don (@BigSean) March 14, 2021
Sean is still releasing visuals from 2020’s Detroit 2. He recently released a video for “Deep Reverence” with cameos by Snoop Dogg and Jay 305. He, alongside Nipsey Hussle, are nominated for Best Rap Performance at this year’s Grammys for the song.
On top of the Detroit news, Sean also shared a look at the vinyl for Detroit 2. Check that out below.
Vinyl ??????? pic.twitter.com/ELRnUJUvpe
— Sean Don (@BigSean) March 14, 2021
In addition of Detroit coming streaming services, we still have a new Twenty88 project coming with him and Jhene Aiko.
