Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre Go Missionary, a Post-Doggystyle Cigarette
Missionary Position: Snoop & Dre Go Deep this December
Hip-hop legends Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre officially confirmed a new collaboration, Missionary, to release on December 13 via Death Row Records. This album, a modern-day tribute to Snoop’s seminal 1993 debut, Doggystyle, marks the continuation of Snoop’s return to his roots after acquiring the iconic label in 2022. Recently, Snoop teased the news on Instagram with a video preview. Teaser in question:
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How Doggystyle Paved the Way for Missionary’s Position
Crafted as an homage to the album that launched Snoop’s career, Missionary promises a new to the dynamic chemistry that Dre and Snoop established over three decades ago. For fans looking to dive into Snoop’s early sound, this deep dive into Doggystyle explores the album’s legacy. Dre hinted that fans can expect a more evolved sound from the duo, saying, “This one is gonna show a different level of maturity with his lyrics and with my music. I feel like this is some of the best music I’ve done in my career.”
From BODR to Missionary: The Revival of Death Row
Missionary follows Snoop’s 2022 release, BODR, the first solo album released under the newly revived Death Row Records. This project underscores Snoop’s dedication to the label’s legacy. Fans can explore Snoop’s full discography for a sense of his artistic journey. Dr. Dre’s influences provide context for the duo’s legendary chemistry. As Snoop and Dre revisit their origins, Missionary could offer longtime fans a compelling blend of nostalgic beats and refined lyricism.
Dre and Snoop Dump a Clip for Christmas
With the clock ticking to December, Missionary is shaping up to be the holiday surprise hip-hop fans didn’t know they needed. And with a comprehensive list of Snoop’s best tracks, listeners can dive into his most celebrated work as they anticipate this new release. This December 13 drop promises a memorable throwback that captures the legendary partnership of Snoop and Dre, while delivering an updated sound for a new generation.