According to multiple sources, the song was produced by Los Angeles musician Rahki and will feature a sample of an Isley Brothers song.
- Sep 18, 2014
AceShowbiz - New music from Kendrick Lamar is coming very soon. On Wednesday, September 17, the rapper took to Twitter to reveal the cover art of what may be the lead single off his upcoming sophomore album.
Previously, some sources said the song would be called "I (Love Myself)". However, according to the artwork posted by Lamar and its caption, it will simply be titled "I". In a now-removed post on an Interscope website, it's said the song would hit radio on Tuesday, September 23.
Details about the single have also been unveiled via multiple sources. According to Complex, it's produced by Los Angeles-based musician Rahki. Sources have told Rap-Up that it will feature a sample of a song by The Isley Brothers.
Lamar is now putting the finishing touches on his second album, the follow-up to his 2012 Grammy-nominated "good kid, m.A.A.d city". There's no word on when the new record will finally hit the stores.
