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Chance the Rapper annonce la sortie de son nouvel album «Star Line»

Annoncé depuis 2022, le nouvel opus du rappeur verra le jour à la mi-août.

Chance the Rapper annonce la sortie de son nouvel album «Star Line»
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Ceci est la traduction adaptée d’un article d'Andre Gee, originalement publié par Rolling Stone le 31 juillet 2025. Nous republions l'article originalement intitulé Chance The Rapper Sets Release Date For New Album ‘Star Line’ avec la permission de son auteur. Notez que certaines subtilités et nuances peuvent différer de la version originale.

L’album Star Line de Chance The Rapper sortira enfin le 15 août. Inspiré par des voyages au Ghana, en Jamaïque et ailleurs, le projet est offert en précommande au format CD et numérique sur le site starlinegallery.co. La pochette, fidèle au style visuel développé par l’artiste depuis ses débuts, est signée une fois de plus par Brandon Breaux, son collaborateur de longue date.


Selon l’équipe de Chance, Star Line reflète le parcours artistique, spirituel et physique du rappeur à l’échelle mondiale au cours des six dernières années. Réalisé en collaboration avec le producteur DexLvL, l’album mêle hip-hop, soul et sonorités expérimentales dans une réflexion lyrique sur l’identité, la résilience et l’héritage.

Trois semaines plus tôt, Chance annonçait la sortie prochaine de l’album en dévoilant un premier extrait intitulé Tree, avec Lil Wayne et Smino. Construite autour d’un échantillon de Video d’India Arie, la chanson réunit les trois artistes autour de leur passion pour le cannabis. Réalisé par Chance lui-même, le clip a été tourné dans la boutique Atrium, une dispensaire dirigée par des femmes noires à Woodland Hills, en Californie.

Tous les produits dérivés de Star Line, y compris les CD, seront munis de puces NFC permettant de débloquer du contenu exclusif lié à l’album — une première pour un disque admissible au classement Billboard. Star Line avait été annoncé en 2022, trois ans après The Big Day, le premier album studio du rappeur (ses projets précédents étaient classés comme mixtapes). Depuis, Chance a enchaîné les simples et organisé une séance d’écoute privée à Atlanta. En mai dernier, il a présenté un nouvel extrait intitulé Space and Time lors de la finale de l’émission The Voice.

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