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Kendrick Lamar Says He Has Recorded 30 Songs With Dr. Dre
Kendrick Lamar reveals to DJ Whoo Kid that he and Dr. Dre have recorded nearly 30 songs together.
After Kendrick Lamar's camp released the single "The Recipe" featuring Dr. Dre off his impending debut Good Kid in a Mad City, fans have been pining for more music from the duo. Now, in a recent interview with DJ Whoo Kid, K. Dot revealed that there are a lot more tracks where that single came from.
Kendrick explained during the interview that he and Dre have recorded nearly 30 songs together. Lamar even said that he got the chance to record with both Dre and Snoop Dogg for a song off the long-awaited Detox, adding that it was incredible to see the two west coast legends record together given their history of hits.
"We're looking around summertime [to release Good Kid in a Mad City], pushing around at the end," he noted. "I'm in a tight space right now. They're trying to get that motherfucker out immediately, but I continue to keep on working…I've probably got about 30 records with Dre, bro. For Detox, I locked in with Snoop and Dre…to see the two of them in the studio together, man, it just makes me think about all the old joints that they used to do on The Box and BET, 'cause they've still got that same chemistry where Snoop is the little wild homie and Dre is the mentor."
Source: hiphopdx.com
After Kendrick Lamar's camp released the single "The Recipe" featuring Dr. Dre off his impending debut Good Kid in a Mad City, fans have been pining for more music from the duo. Now, in a recent interview with DJ Whoo Kid, K. Dot revealed that there are a lot more tracks where that single came from.
Kendrick explained during the interview that he and Dre have recorded nearly 30 songs together. Lamar even said that he got the chance to record with both Dre and Snoop Dogg for a song off the long-awaited Detox, adding that it was incredible to see the two west coast legends record together given their history of hits.
"We're looking around summertime [to release Good Kid in a Mad City], pushing around at the end," he noted. "I'm in a tight space right now. They're trying to get that motherfucker out immediately, but I continue to keep on working…I've probably got about 30 records with Dre, bro. For Detox, I locked in with Snoop and Dre…to see the two of them in the studio together, man, it just makes me think about all the old joints that they used to do on The Box and BET, 'cause they've still got that same chemistry where Snoop is the little wild homie and Dre is the mentor."
Source: hiphopdx.com