Chance The Rapper and Kanye West Working on Album in Chicago This Month

Chance The Rapper recently announced that he will be doing a seven-track album produced by Kanye West. In a new interview with Windy City LIVE, he revealed that they’re working on the project in Chicago this month. “Working under him/working with him on his albums is crazy, but having him tell me that he wants to produce my album and come to Chicago and work with me…” Chance said, followed by applause. “This month we’re working in Chicago.”

Chance also said that the album will be “very very personal,” before reflecting on news of his engagement getting out. “It immediately makes you want to shy away from the public and have more moments to yourself, but as an artist, I feel like it gave me a lot to work with ’cause it showed me how small of a perspective everybody can have with the little information they get about my life. It made me wanna just clarify, just speak from my point of view ’cause you won’t get my angle of the story if you’re just reading it from articles and stuff.”

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