Noname: Celebs Rumors

Noname has shared new details of her forthcoming album. Sundial will be released in July 2023, she says in an Instagram post thanking her fans "for everything." However, this isn't the first time Noname said new music is coming.

Arcade Fire, Massive Attack, The Prodigy and more for the 2024 line-up.The Spanish festival, which takes place from July 11-13, 2024, will also see Jungle, Overmono, Ezra Collective, Floating Points, Underworld, Noname, Khruangbin, JPEGMAFIA, Death From Above 1979, Alvvays, Los Bitchos, Parcels and more perform.General sale tickets for the festival will go live this Friday (December 1) at 9am GMT from here, or fans can alternatively access a special pre-sale from Wednesday (November 29) at 9am GMT time until 9am December 1.

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Every Friday, The FADER's writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Noname's Sundial, Bonnie "Prince" Billy's Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You, Les Imprimés' Rêverie, and more.

Noname has threatened to cancel the release of her new album after fans reacted critically to news of a feature from Jay Electronica.Earlier this year, the Chicago rapper announced new album ‘Sundial’, which is set to come out this month and follows ‘Room 25’.This week, she confirmed a release date of July 21, and that the song ‘Balloons’ would feature Electronica alongside Eryn Allen Kane.In response, fans have criticised the move, pointing towards Electronica’s continued support of Kanye West and a record of his in which he refers to himself as “Jaydolf Spitler, rap Hitler.”Noname then took to Twitter to share her anger at the criticism, and threaten to pull the album release at the last minute.“n***as legit rap about actual murder and sexual assault that they commit in real life and y’all can’t take a jay elect verse?,” she began (via The Fader), adding that she thinks the backlash came because she is considered “the mascot for the woke mob”.Then, in a further series of tweets, she added: “y’all want the album, fine,” adding in another tweet about her responses: “oh the song fa sho coming out lol. the album is another story.

MIKE has unveiled the complete lineup for his free annual festival, Young World III. Back in April, he announced heavy hitters Noname, 454, and Georgia Anne Muldrow, and DJ Elise.

MIKE‘s Young World festival is returning to Bed-Stuy for a third year. Young World III, presented by SummerStage, will be headlined by MIKE, Noname, 454, and Georgia Anne Muldrow, and kicks off on June 15 in Bed-Stuy’s Herbert Von King Park.

Noname has today (April 9) unveiled details of her new album, ‘Sundial’.The Chicago rapper announced the much anticipated follow up to ‘Room 25’ on Instagram and revealed that it would arrive in July.In the post Noname also thanked fans “for everything” – you can see it below.A post shared by noname (@nonamehiding)Noname released her second album ‘Room 25’ in September 2018.In 2019, she shared the tracks ‘Song 31’ and ‘Song 32’ before working with Saba and Smino on track ‘Häagen Dazs’ as Ghetto Sage.After that, she confirmed that fans could expect a new album called ‘Factory Baby’ at some point in 2021, but later cancelled the release of this.“Most days I’m not sure if I’ll ever make music again,” she wrote on her Instagram Story at the time, as reported by HotNewHipHop. “The last time I was consistently making songs was four years ago.

Noname has cancelled the release of her highly-anticipated second album ‘Factory Baby’.The Chicago rapper made an initial announcement about the new album and its lead single ‘Rainforest’ earlier this year. The song, which sees her rap about racism and classism in America, is produced by The Kount and features vocals from frequent collaborator Adam Ness.She confirmed that fans could expect ‘Factory Baby’ at some point in 2021, with an exact release date to be revealed.

Noname has shared her take on last year’s fallout with J. Cole, after being asked about it on social media by a fan.Last year, J.

Noname has taken to Twitter to share a video of her freestyling over Jay Electronica's "Rough Love," a song taken from his recently leaked, then released, album Act II: The Patents of Nobility (The Turn). "I write to Jay Elect beats when I'm bored," Noname captioned the video.

Desus & Mero sat down with Noname this week, talking about everything from the artist's hometown of Chicago, to her break from music. In the interview, she also discussed the origins of her book club, Noname Books.

bookworm released the single Thursday.

KOD, never refers to Noname by name, for some, the lyrics hit too close for them to be about anyone else.