Δευτέρα 14 Νοεμβρίου 2011
The release of Dr. Dre’s long-awaited Detox album
has become an urban legend of sorts, but it looks like fans will have
to buckle down and wait a little longer—or a lot longer— as the West
Coast veteran admits that he wants to take a break from the studio. FaderTV
caught up with Dre at the opening of his first Beats By Dre store in
Soho, New York where he revealed plans to take a hiatus after completing
his work with Kendrick Lamar and Slim the Mobster.
Fans hoping that the Aftermath boss will finally unleash his third
and final album Detox (nearly 11 years in the making) won’t gain any
solace in the news that Dr. Dre wants to take time off. When Dre wraps
up executive producer duties on releases for his protégés Slim the
Mobster (who just released the street album War Music) and buzzing
Compton MC Kendrick Lamar, Dre told Fader he’s shutting down shop for a
spell.
“These are the next two artists I’m working on, Slim Da Mobster and
Kendrick Lamar. I think that’s when I’m gonna just wrap it up for a
minute because I’ve been working on music for 27 years now and the
longest I’ve ever been out of the studio in 27 years has been two
weeks,” Dre said. “So yeah, I feel like I’m gonna take a little bit of a
break. I’m never gonna stop music, it’s like air to me.”
No shocker here, but Dre did not mention a timetable for Detox,
although earlier reports state that Slim the Mobster, Kendrick Lamar and
former protégé Snoop Dogg have all contributed to the project.
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