Kanye West is gearing up to release a forthcoming album in collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign, but it seems the primary challenge now is securing a distributor for the project. This album marks Kanye’s first major release since the controversial events of last year that led to his alienation from the entertainment industry.
While details about the album are still under wraps, Billboard reports that Kanye West is currently evaluating five offers from smaller, lesser-known distributors. One such offer comes from a music publishing company called Too Lost, which already holds the rights to Kanye’s music on YouTube and is now looking to partner with him for the full album release.
The rapper’s ability to secure a distributor has been impacted by the aftermath of his previous controversies, which led to strained relationships with several major Hollywood players. Although Kanye’s upcoming album doesn’t seem to contain any content related to his past controversies, he remains a polarizing figure, deterring the involvement of major record labels.
The exact nature of the other four offers is unknown at this time. Despite the distribution challenges, Billboard suggests that Kanye West is expected to make a decision soon, and the album should be available on popular streaming platforms in the coming weeks.
It’s worth noting that Kanye West has recently filed for a trademark on the term “YEWS” for various products and services. While it’s unclear if this is related to the new album’s title, speculation remains about its potential connection.
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