Cassper Nyovest tells fans his new album will be delayed

Cassper Nyovest

Cape Town — South African rapper Cassper Nyovest has apologised to his fans and asked for patience as his upcoming album release has been delayed.

Cassper was set to release his album, Solomon on 28 July but he said he was going to postpone the release date and told fans he would reveal the new date soon. Nyovest said his next project is a celebration of his longevity, possibly alluding to his time in the industry. The announcement initially stirred excitement among his fans.

The bew announcement came less than a week after he assured fans that everything was still in order and fans could expect the release soon.

“I’ll be updating you about the album soon. Don’t be worried about my silence, all is on control. Big love,” he said.

“I’m sorry y’all. The positive news is that all is now fixed and we will have a new date and single in the next week,” he said.

Cassper is also part of the second year of Sprite’s global music programme, Sprite Limelight, which saw him collaborate with OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, TimesLIVE reported.

“I’m proud to be part of the Sprite Limelight programme 2023, representing African music, representing our sound, our culture, and expressing myself in this new way collaborating with the legend that is Ryan Tedder.”

I know that feeling when the heat hits, the pressures of life feel like they are on, we all feel it. Music helps me tackle that, to keep cool, so I just really connected with the whole concept of the Sprite Limelight programme. It’s dope to be a part of it all,” he said.

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