Following the release of his slept-on collaboration album with Detroit's Tee Grizzley Bloodas, Lil Durk is ready to drop some new solo music. The Chicago rapper took to Instagram to announce the third chapter in his Signed To The Streets saga, which will be dropping at some point in 2018. The mixtape series played a pivotal role in launching Durk into the mainstream spotlight; when the first volume dropped in 2013, the DJ Drama hosted tape featured production from Zaytoven, Young Chop and more. Ultimately, it helped propel Durk's brand of drill music into a new realm of popularity, and the rapper has been enjoying success ever since.
While it's still unclear what Signed To The Streets 3 might feature, Durk did tease an interesting new song, which features an interpolation of Logic's "1-800-273-8255." Only, instead of lamenting on the perils of mental health issues and suicidal tendencies, Durk flips the script into a hood narrative. "Why the opposition calling my line, telling me come outside," sings Durk, "I would but I know they lyin'." There's something darkly comedic about Durk belting out "there's gon' be a homicide" in the tune of the most inspiring, non-violent track of all time. Still, it sounds like it's about to be a banger, and it stands to reason that this one's going to be appearing on Signed To The Streets 3.
Check out Durk's official announcement below, and stay tuned for more news on the Chicago rapper's latest project.
