
Ghetts continues teasing new album with potential MIST collaboration
Ghetts has shared another couple of teasers for his upcoming album Conflict Of Interest, and it looks like there may be a potential collaboration with Birmingham rapper MIST.
Since last weekend, Ghetts has been sharing brief video clips relating to his forthcoming Conflict Of Interest album.
It started with "Conflict Of Interest: Ghetto", which refers to Ghetts' previous artist name, and a day later he shared a second clip titled "Conflict Of Interest: Stormzy", which seemed to confirm Stormzy's appearance on the album, most likely on a track titled "Skengman Mode" (following Stormzy's "Mr Skeng" and "Sounds of the Skeng" tracks).
Two days ago (12 January) Ghetts shared a third clip, this time starring MMA fighter Michael Page. He also shared the number of characters for the song title, writing, "we made a movie, thank you my guy."
Last night (13 January) a fourth teaser was shared, featuring an appearance from Birmingham rapper MIST. Ghetts hasn't confirmed or denied his appearance on Conflict Of Interest, but did write, "Album Title: Conflict Of Interest Song Title: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Starring MIST love and respect family."
Album Title: Conflict Of Interest
— GHETTS (@THEREALGHETTS) January 13, 2021
Song Title: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Starring @tweet_mist love and respect family pic.twitter.com/GjkPgtnw0V
Ghetts gave a very brief view of his new album tracklist at the end of his "Proud Family" video, confirming that his follow up to 2018's Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament album will feature his Jaykae and Moonchild Sanelly collaboration "Mozambique", as well as his Skepta collaboration "IC3".
If MIST does make an appearance on the album, it could be his first release since "Cemetery Walks" dropped in November 2020.
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