Fetty Wap To Release Debut Album on September 25

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Fetty Wap and 300 entertainment head Lyor Cohen have revealed to Associated Press that he will release his debut album on September 25. This is a great move as he has 2 songs in the top 10 of Billboard Hot 100 and another one, ‘679’ in the top 20 (#17). With his songs playing all over the country, who really needs an EP or a mixtape to delay the momentum?

Fetty says that his album, the name of which hasn’t been announced yet, has been done for almost 2 months and is currently being mixed and mastered. The Jersey rapper is currently on One Hell Of A Nite tour with Chris Brown which kicked off in Kansas City last night.

Says Fetty on his winning formula:

“I guess it’s just raw. Everybody sounds like everybody else.”

On Lyor’s support:

“He helped me a lot when I was going through stuff, when my grandfather died. He was calling and calling, making sure I was all right, asking me if I need anything.”

Says Lyor:

“It ain’t how like I be seeing it on TV where they arguing and stuff. We don’t even being going through that, for the most part we don’t even talk about music, he just be telling like ‘Watch myself,'” he continued. “(Lyor) talk to me like a mentor.”

“Our industry is lacking on a wholesale level of artist development … and we feel that (Wap is) just so brilliant and has developed this new style, new sound. He’s not doing the same regurgitated rap stuff. It’s not a redundant thing.

Sidebar: they heard me:

Fetty should drop the LP when the buzz is high (take Migos for example). Any EP or something might work opposite & ruin the momentum.
— Navjosh (@Navjosh) August 7, 2015

There should be no Fetty Wap EP or mixtape at this point, he has enough on sale already. Just drop that album, boom.
— Navjosh (@Navjosh) August 7, 2015