We reported Thursday Sosa might possibly have a guest feature on Lil Durk’s forthcoming debut studio album “Remember My Name.” It is now a strong possibility Sosa might appear on Durk’s LP.
Durk took to IG to reveal he and Sosa hit the studio with Chop Squad DJ. He captioned his post, “GL-O-TF who ready #june2nd.”
Durk said he was linking up with Sosa in a vlog posted Thursday.
Durk’s collaboration with Sosa is likely to appear on the deluxe edition of his album. The tracklist for Lil Durk’s standard edition recently hit the net. The project will have only 10 tracks with guest appearances from Jeremih and Logic, HotNewHipHop reports.
The songs recorded for the LP are as follows:
1. 500 Homicides
2. Amber Alert
3. Like Me feat. Jeremih
4. Lord Don’t Make Me Do It
5. Don t Judge Me
6. Tryna Tryna feat. Logic
7. Higher
8. Resume
9. What Your Life Like
10. Why Me
Lil Durk recently revealed his new deluxe artwork for his project. Many known Chicago streets were designed onto the OTF frontman’s face in his art.
Durk’s album is slated to drop June 2.
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