Rick Ross has announced the title of his upcoming solo album: Champagne Moments.
The Miami mogul took to Instagram on Thursday (February 1) to tease this new project, less than three months after the release of Too Good To Be True, his collaborative album with Meek Mill.
“Champagne Moments, my new upcoming solo album,” he said. “2024 will be a champagne moment.”
In the same video, Rozay revealed plans to record a separate project in Africa that will exclusively feature artists from the continent.
“We want to do a project in Africa with African artists. And not just African artists — let ‘em know, Brett,” Ross hinted before passing the mic to his business partner and Sovereign Brands CEO Brett Berish.
“Stonebwoy, Yemi, Diamond Platnumz, Shacko — we got you all,” Berish added, revealing some of the potential collaborators that will be featured on the project.
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Rick Ross went even further and proposed: “Let’s do 12 different songs, 12 different countries, 12 different artists.”
He declared that the album will be “the new ‘We Are the World,’” referring to the 1985 supergroup USA for Africa that featured Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder and dozens more.
“So producers, artists, get ready. This is gonna be huge,” Ross added. “We’re gonna do a powerful project focused on Africa […] I want to wave the flag.”
Ross’ announcement comes on the heels of Meek Mill asking his followers on X (formerly Twitter) which African artists he should collaborate with for a brand new album.
“If I made an album with an African artist who should it be???” the Philly rapper asked. “Question to Nigeria Ghan[a]? I rap well I could do…
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