Big Sean Announces New Album 'I Decided.,' Drops 'Moves' Single
Big Sean is capping off 2016 in a big way. With a little over a week left in the year, the Detroit rapper has announced his fourth album I Decided.
On Thursday night, he revealed the cover art and also dropped his new 808 Mafia-produced single “Moves,” which finds him in boss mode, taking care of his mother and giving his family jobs. Plus, he also shouts out his “partner in crime” Jhené Aiko.
“We makin’ moves like Tarantino / Like J.J. Abrams / Movin’ like Channing Tatum / Movin’ like Jason Statham,” he boasts. “Motherf**k the whole industry / Half of these ni**as my mini mes.”
Prior to this, Sean released the confessional “No More Interviews” and the Metro Boomin-produced “Bounce Back.”
My 4th album "I Decided." drops 2.3.17.
Preorder + new music at midnite EST.
Can't wait to share this story with yall. pic.twitter.com/zLdFdJ02eK— Sean Don (@BigSean) December 23, 2016
His 14-track album drops Feb. 3 and is now available for pre-order on iTunes. I Decided. serves as the follow-up to 2015’s Dark Sky Paradise, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 173,000 equivalent album units.
“Can’t wait to share this story with yall,” said Sean Don. “My whole life changed when I Decided.”
In addition to releasing his own album next year, he is also planning a sequel to his joint project with Jhené Aiko, TWENTY88.