The album is still happening
You can’t expect everything to always be peachy on the Shaolin side of things. There have been plenty of reports that we heard over the past few months concerning the new Wu-Tang album and disagreements within artists in the crew, but all that has been set aside for the greater good. RZA and Raekwon have worked through their differences for A Better Tomorrow.
In a talk with MTV, RZA, The Chef and Ghostface Killah explain how even with their media rifts, they’re still brothers and each had to come to terms with the vision for the new album and be behind the movement for it to work. And now things are clicking.
Good thing they did, because now fans can hear the album in its purest form.
In related news, the group has now signed a new deal with Warner Bros., who will release A Better Tomorrow on December 2.
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