It’s really sad tho. Man ima find that interview I was watching. But essentially the “double album” was another way the labels used to finesse artists before the mixtape. Where you make 2 albums, and they package it as one, but on your contract it only counts as one
Yeah cause after like 12-13 tracks you was basically adding tracks for free/wasnt making additional profit off of making mad long albums
Yeah cause after like 12-13 tracks you was basically adding tracks for free/wasnt making additional profit off of making mad long albums
But you know niggas don’t read contracts so you in the studio putting in work thinking you about to satisfy this deal quicker turns out you still got 3 albums left after 5 years
But you know niggas don’t read contracts so you in the studio putting in work thinking you about to satisfy this deal quicker turns out you still got 3 albums left after 5 years
This industry was never sustainable from the jump now we at an impasse.
With streaming, even putting it up for free on datpiff ain’t enough anymore either lol if you dropping a tape I want it in the streets only, straight out the trunk 💯
This industry was never sustainable from the jump now we at an impasse.
It’s terrible bro. And you can even see most artists fall off happen after a massive run of like 2-3 double albums in that era. It’s kinda crazy when you just look at it