DJ Khaled is promising big things from his upcoming 14th studio album.
"The album is coming out amazing," the superstar producer told PopCulture in an interview published on Friday.
"I've been working on the album and, how can I say? It's just coming together the way I wanted it to come together," he added.
Originally titled "Til Next Time," Khaled told PopCulture that the album title has now changed, but didn't reveal what to.
"A lot more things got changed and I just can't wait to share with y'all," he said. "So in a short form, I can tell you this. The music is big and it's powerful, and it's from the soil, meaning as in that plant that grows, that beautiful crane when it starts growing."
Khaled's last studio album, "God Did," was released in 2022 and featured guest appearances from Drake, Lil Baby, Future, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, and many more.
Alongside Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby and Future returned for the lead single from Khaled's new album, "Supposed to be Loved," which was released back in August.
Around the same time, Khaled also announced that Drake would be returning for his new project as well.
“Ayo Drake fan hub, you know I got two Drakes in the can. Mixed. Mastered. You know I got two Drakes, two Champagne Papi’s on my album. You know that right?" the 48-year-old said in an Instagram Live video, according to Hypebeast.
Over the weekend, Khaled again took to Instagram to shed some more light on his new album.
"We getting back to the hits," he said in a video posted on Sunday.
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