Tyrese Reveals "Black Rose' Artwork & Tracklist

After starring in the massively successful Furious 7, Tyrese is getting ready to drop another new LP. Not only that, but his new project is set to be accompanied by a book, documentary, and short film (with Jennifer Hudson). For now, we have some news on the musical part of the endeavor, as Tyrese has shared both the artwork and official tracklist for the album. The 14-track offering will feature collaborations with Snoop Dogg, Chrisette Michele, Tank, and Brandy, so you can tell this is gonna be some uncompromising R&B. Check out the cover in the gallery above, and the tracklist below. Black Rose is due out July 10th. 01. Addict 02. Dumb Shit feat. Snoop Dogg 03. Picture Perfect 04. Waiting on You 05. Shame 06. Don’t Wanna Look Back feat. Chrisette Michele 07. Prior to You feat. Tank 08. Leave 09. Without My Heart 10. When We Make Love 11. Gonna Give You What You Need 12. Body Language 13. The Rest of Our Lives feat. Brandy 14. I Still Do

King Los Reveals "God Money War" Artwork & Release Date

RELATED ARTICLESTop Tracks: April 27 - May 3 Top Tracks: April 27 - May 3 Slim The Mobster Back In Studio With Dr. Dre Slim The Mobster Back In Studio With Dr. Dre Hip-Hop Reacts To The Death Of Freddie Gray & Baltimore Riots Hip-Hop Reacts To The Death Of Freddie Gray & Baltimore Riots King Los' new full length is coming next week. King Los shared the soulful, R. Kelly-assisted "Glory To The Lord" yesterday, and his new project seemed closer than ever. Sure enough, today Los has revealed the release date for God Money War, which will be available June 23rd. The project is said to be something of a prequel to Los' debut album, and will thus be an exclusively digital release. The DJ Mustard and Ty Dolla-$ign bolstered single, "Can't Hold Us" will appear on the LP, as well as the aforementioned Kells jam, but we'll also see appearances from Marsha Ambrosius, Isaiah Rashad and Kent Jamz of OverDoz. Da Internz, D.A. Doman and Dez are among the album's producers, while Diddy is named as an executive producer alongside J. Grand, Ernie Romero and Los himself. Check out the official artwork in the gallery above. Are you excited to hear it?