DJ Khaled's 13th album has arrived!
dropped at midnight via We the Best/Epic Records, and is the hip-hop star’s 13th studio album.
Like so much of his catalog, it’s filled with A-list collaborations, from Drake to Kanye West and Future, R&B artists SZA and John Legend, Jamaican dancehall stars Buju Banton, Bounty Killer and Sizzla, and there’s a contribution from the late Juice WRLD.also contains “Staying Alive,” the Drake and Lil Baby-assisted update on the Bee Gees’ disco classic. The first single fromHot Rap Songs and Streaming Songs charts, and peaked at No. 21 on the Official U.K.
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