BIG K.R.I.T. ANNOUNCES 22-TRACK DOUBLE ALBUM "4EVA Is A Mighty Long Time" AVAILABLE OCTOBER 27TH Album Announcement Fresh off the Heels of New Lead Singles "Keep The Devil Off" and "Confetti" Pre-Order "4EVA Is A Might Long Time" Here Artwork by Tony Whlgn | @tonywhlgn Photography by Joshua Kissi | @joshuakissi Creative Direction | @Boootlegstudios OCTOBER 6TH, 2017 – New York, NY – Today, lyrical heavy-weight and mastermind producer, Big K.R.I.T., announces his third studio album, a double release titled 4EVA Is A Mighty Long Time which will be available on October 27th through Multi Alumni/BMG. 4EVA Is A Mighty Long Time marks Big K.R.I.T.'s official return since 2014's Cadillactica and 2015's independent release of All My Life. Leading the official album announcement comes Big K.R.I.T.'s latest singles "Keep The Devil Off" and "Confetti;"also paired with the prelude self-titled "Big K.R.I.T." trailer which offers a snippet of new music to come. PRE-ORDER 4EVA Is A Mighty Long Time iTunes: http://smarturl.it/KRIT4eva/itunes Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/KRIT4eva/applemusic Amazon: http://smarturl.it/KRIT4eva/amazon Google Play: http://smarturl.it/KRIT4eva/googleplay 4EVA Is A Mighty Long Time Tracklist Disc 1 1. Big K.R.I.T. 2. Confetti 3. Big Bank 4. Subenstein (My Sub IV) 5. 1999 6. Ride Wit Me 7. Get Up 2 Come Down 8. Layup 9. Classic Interlude 10. Aux Cord 11. Get Away ------------------------------------------------- Disc 2 1. Justin Scott 2. Mixed Messages 3. Keep The devil Off 4. Miss Georgia Fornia 5. Everlasting 6. Higher Calling 7. Weekend Interlude 8. Price of Fame 9. Drinking Sessions 10. The Light 11. Bury Me In Gold The 4EVA Is A Mighty Long Timeannouncement and "Keep The Devil Off" single release precede two back-to back content releases from Big K.R.I.T. - both"Confetti" and the visual trailer, "Big K.R.I.T." “Confetti," produced by Camper, alludes to the topic of false pretenses around success while highlighting BIG K.R.I.T.’s introspective opinion on those people and situations that seemingly “fall short” from what it truly means to win. The self-titled extended "Big K.R.I.T." trailer offers a brief snippet of unreleased new music. Directed by Motion Family, the trailer opens up with K.R.I.T. in the middle of the woods committing a murder. While removing the dead body from the home, a self-purging narrative continues to build with glimpses into what may seem like the burial of one’s former self. About Big K.R.I.T. Big K.R.I.T. is a rapper’s rapper—clever with lyrics, nimble with rhyme flows, and generous with food for thought. The former Def Jam recording artist is embarking on a new chapter in a career that’s been long beloved for his bars and unapologetically Southern sound. Now releasing music independently, K.R.I.T. has shed major-label presumptions and is set on delivering an accessible third full-length studio album that showcases a matured MC doing what he does best. “I'm talking more about love, being excited about life, understanding depression, vices and how we medicate ourselves for what's going on,” says K.R.I.T. “And then I got the aspect of finally finding yourself and being happy.” K.R.I.T. began making noise via local mixtapes and by peddling CDs out of his trunk, also selling beats to other artists to keep his lights on. Yet it took five years of hustle and flow before he was discovered by Cinematic Music Group founder Jonny Shipes in 2009. The following year, he signed with Def Jam Records and dropped his proud breakout mixtape Krit Wuz Here.Its heartier successor returnof4eva followed in 2011. The producer/rapper’s stock continued to rise as he dropped his anticipated 2012 studio debut album Live From The Underground, celebrating his Dirty South heritage alongside legends like Bun B, 8Ball & MJG, Big Boi, and blues icon B.B. King. He followed that release by hitting the features circuit, most notably stealing the show on A$AP Rocky’s 2013 high-stakes posse cut “1 Train” alongside the likes of Danny Brown, Joey Bada$$, and Kendrick Lamar. All the while, K.R.I.T. geared up for his 2014 second LP Cadillactica, a conceptual project that imagines his subconscious as its own planet—complete with lowrider spaceships and his own big-bang theory. He expanded his sound by recruiting producers like Raphael Saadiq, Rico Love, DJ Dahi and Terrace Martin, opting for singing and live instrumentation in favor of samples. After years of making it cool to be Southern, K.R.I.T. is preparing a third album that covers both personal tumult—the dangers of chasing validation and importance of self-care—and troubled times as the U.S. is plagued by police brutality and social unrest. “This thing that we're going through now isn't new under the sun, and it's probably not going to be the last time there's so much inequality, so much hatred, so much violence,” says K.R.I.T., who’s enlisted Dj Dj Khalil, Mannie Fresh and Supah Mario for his upcoming project. Connect with BIG K.R.I.T. http://www.instagram.com/BIGKRIT http://www.twitter.com/BIGKRIT http://www.facebook.com/BIGKRITMUSIC http://www.bigkrit.com/
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