Rolling Stone just released a brand new interview with Tech N9ne!  The interview focuses on the fact that Tech N9ne is finally getting the mainstream recognition that he deserves, though he’s been at it for something like 20 years now.

They talk sponsorships, radio hits, how close he came to quitting the rap game altogether, and lots more.

One of the most interesting parts of the interview mentions the name of his next album, and some of the features he’d like to get on there.  Here’s an excerpt from the article:

You always talk about your guest lists like they’re bucket lists, almost. Is there anywhere to go from here?
On this next album, The Storm. Because my first album I ever did, before I even thought of Strange Music, when I was with Midwestside Records back in Kansas City in the mid-Nineties, this album we independently put out was called The Calm Before the Storm. So now I came up with this idea last week and I call Travis like, “Yo, Travis, I know our new album ain’t come out yet but I got the new title: It’s called The Storm, after all these years.” Now the storm’s gonna come.

So, yeah, I’m gonna go for Gary Clark Jr. I just hope that he knows about me and he would love to do something with me because I can’t wait to see what we’d create. Yes, I’m gonna go for Jay Z again. Yes, I’m gonna go for Lana Del Rey. Yes, I’ve been talking about getting Alanis for a couple years and we have mutual friends. Yes, I’m talking to Brett of Shinedown. I’m still going, brother. I’m trying to do music, bro. I don’t give a fuck who it is, if it’s beautiful. Yes, I want to work with Rick Rubin. Yes, I want to work with Trent Reznor. Yes, I want to work with Madlib. Yes, I want to get with all these wonderful people. Collie Buddz, Marsha Ambrosius. I just want to go, man. I’m gonna keep on making music.

You can view the entire interview/article by clicking right here!

Websites:

• Tech N9ne: Rap's Indie Trailblazer on the Other Side of Fame @ RollingStone