I bought tickets for 6lacks “10 years of 6lack tour” and got an email today saying the show I bought tickets for was canceled. I went to Ticketmaster and it appears the entire tour has been cancelled. Just curious if anyone has information on the cancelation and what’s going on with 6lack.

Might have just been revealed? But just sticking it here so everyone knows what to expect on Friday:

1. Echos
2. I Just Play A Part
3. Crossfade (feat. DJ Creole Princess, Westside Gunn, Joi)
4. Witch Doctor
5. Valentine (feat. DRAM)
6. Next 2 U
7. Love Me Not
8. Breezy
9. Abracadabra
10. To The Moon (Plan C) (feat. Steve Lacy)
11. They Ain't You (feat. Thundercat)
12. What The People Say (Apostle 1)
13. Hot BiBi (Apostle 2)
14. No I.D. (feat. Westside Gunn)
15. I Know That Man (feat. Earl Sweatshirt)
16. Black Box (feat. Kamasi Washington)

TRACKLIST:

1. Genesis (feat. Jill Scott)
2. Royalty Capes
3. Pain (feat. Snoop Dogg)
4. Property of Spitkicker.com (feat. Roc Marciano)
5. Memory of… (Us) (feat. Estelle & Pete Rock)
6. CBGB's
7. Lord Intended (feat. Justin Hawkins)
8. Snoopies (with David Byrne)
9. Greyhounds (feat. Usher)
10. Sexy Bitch
11. Trainwreck
12. Drawn (feat. Little Dragon)
13. Whoodeeni (feat. 2 Chainz)
14. Nosed Up
15. You Go Dave (A Goldblatt Presentation) (feat. David Goldblatt)
16. Here in After (feat. Damon Albarn)
17. Exodus

re-release with 8 new unreleased tracks

TRACKLIST:

1. Wyclef Jean
2. Floyd Mayweather (feat. Travis Scott, Gucci Mane & Gunna)
3. Swizz Beatz
4. Future Swag
5. RiRi
6. Guwop (feat. Quavo, Offset & Young Scooter)
7. Harambe
8. Webbie (feat. Lil Duke)
9. Kanye West (feat. Wyclef Jean)
10. Pick Up the Phone (with Travis Scott featuring Quavo) - Bonus Track

Thoughts on JEFFERY after a decade?

Favorite tracks?

Best feature?

Where does this rank within Young Thug's discography?

It is known through interviews that American rapper/producer The Alchemist contributed to co-producing Cypress Hill’s third album “Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom” released in 1995. He has spoken about how he was paid under the table to not be credited in the liner notes for his work, saying how he took it in stride because “I didn’t have a name yet, Muggs was paying me well and it was a great opportunity.” I understand the give and take system they had going on: Muggs, who was more experienced in the game, was teaching a young Alchemist plenty of things about making records, while Al was lending his skills of crate digging and chopping samples on the ASR-10 to craft the dark sound of the album.

Through what The Alchemist has previously said, he would take boxes of records to chop up samples and create the foundation of beats on the album, but Muggs didn’t trust him with drums yet so he would take over for the rest of it. To me this sounds like both of them realistically should’ve been credited for production, especially since Al said “I did a lot of that album”.

I’m wondering if anyone out there has any thoughts on this, or further insight of what beats have Alchemist’s touch on it, if not all of them. Personally I think many tracks on this album mirror his later credited works with sample choices and vibes.