After years of wait, Warren G has finally announced that he will release his new EP Regulate… G Funk Era Part II on August 6th. This will serve as a sequel to his debut album released in 1994 and the first project since The G Files album in 2009.
Moreover, the rapper-producer will be teaming up with his late friend Nate Dogg on the first single ‘My House‘. The late singer is also set to appear on more tracks on the project. Some of the other artists Warren worked with on the EP are E-40, Too $hort, Young Jeezy and Bun B.
Warren told Billboard:
“I feel real good that I am getting the chance to let people hear a lot of that sound that has been missing [in] hip-hop. I finally have records that I had in the archives that I put together to let the world hear some of that G Funk that they’ve been missing and wanting to hear for long time. [Fans] will be able to hear unreleased songs with me and Nate. They have been asking for years; ever since he passed away and even before he passed away, they wanted music from me and him. It was a lot to work on records with one of your buddies, one of your best friends who’s not with you anymore. [But] just being able to put all the love and energy in there and making it successful… Guys that I respect a lot in the music business came aboard and collaborated with me on some tracks,” he said. “Artists like E-40, Too $hort, Young Jeezy, Bun B are vets of hip-hop. [They’re] artists that me and Nate loved and wanted to work with.”
