Grammy-winning rappers Lil Wayne and T.I. have reportedly been chosen to add their raps to Kid Rock's upcoming album.
In addition to Tip and Weezy, the rocker has also chosen Rick Rubin to produce for his forthcoming release.
Rock was planning to follow-up 2007's triple-platinum Rock N Roll Jesus this fall but, as previously reported, has decided to take the project to producer Rick Rubin, which will likely mean a 2010 release. The two are currently reviewing what Rock has in hand, including collaborations with rapper Lil Wayne and T.I., and plan to start recording after Rock and his Twisted Brown Trucker band wrap up their summer tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd. (Billboard)
Wayne has recently been making a move towards more rock-based music including the release of his upcoming Rebirth album.
"The fans should expect from the new album, more electricity, more more more power, more everything, more me," Wayne explained in an interview. "But different edge of course, it's really different from what they've been used to but, it's still me at the end of the day. The influence of the new album is mainly rock, but again, it's me. So I guess, I guess I'll call it my rock. Yeah."
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