Coldplay team up with Jay-Z
Chris Martin to feature on rapper's record
Chris Martin is set to guest on Jay-Z’s new album – as a producer.
‘Kingdom Come’ will be the rapper’s first new solo material since announcing his retirement shortly after the release of 2003’S ’The Black Album’. And the Coldplay frontman will play a part, reports Billboard.
Other big names producers on the record are The Neptunes, Dr Dre, Kanye West and Timbaland.
The LP, which is rumoured to be released on November 14, will mark the ten-year anniversary of the release of his debut - 1996’s ’Reasonable Doubt’.
As previously reported, the first single will be called ’Show Me What You Got’.
‘Kingdom Come’ will be the rapper’s first new solo material since announcing his retirement shortly after the release of 2003’S ’The Black Album’. And the Coldplay frontman will play a part, reports Billboard.
Other big names producers on the record are The Neptunes, Dr Dre, Kanye West and Timbaland.
The LP, which is rumoured to be released on November 14, will mark the ten-year anniversary of the release of his debut - 1996’s ’Reasonable Doubt’.
As previously reported, the first single will be called ’Show Me What You Got’.
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