The raptress tells one of her Twitter followers that her album is no longer set for release on June 24 because she needs to be in Australia for her role as a judge of 'The X-Factor Australia'.
- June 14, 2016
AceShowbiz -
The wait for Iggy Azalea's "Digital Distortion" just gets longer. Initially scheduled for this summer, the Australian raptress' anticipated sophomore album has been delayed again, this time because she's joining the judges panel on "The X-Factor Australia".
Iggy revealed the news while responding to a fan who asked her if she'd "discussed a release date." She replied, "It was June 24th but obviously the xfactor talks all month behind closed doors have changed things as I'll be in aus."
@brdprsctt it was June 24th but obviously the xfactor talks all month behind closed doors have changed things as I'll be in aus.
— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) 12 June 2016
Iggy joins the singing competition as a judge to replace Dannii Minogue, Kylie Minogue's sister. In another tweet to another fan, she revealed that she'd only be a part of the show for five weeks. "I will be there for one week at the end of June and 4 weeks in November so in total this is just a 5week thing," she said.
The 26-year-old rhymer had previously pushed back "Digital Distortion" to include a collaboration with Zedd. Details about the song are still unknown, but she's promised it would be "dope." Last month, the German/Russian DJ teased it with a photo of him and Iggy that's taken in what appeared to be a studio.
