Earl Sweatshirt New Album 2013 'Doris' Release Date Set for Aug. 20, 'Whoa' Rapper Announced on Twitter

Odd Future member Earl Sweatshirt has announced the name and release date of his new album 2013: Doris. Today, the “Whoa” rapper took to his Twitter to reveal that his much-anticipated second album will be released on Aug. 20.

Along with the date announcement, Sweatshirt tweeted a photo of his iTunes library, which now hosts the completed Doris and its tracklisting. The 15-song album features already released singles “Chum” and “Whoa,” which features Odd Future leader and Sweatshirt’s friend, Tyler, The Creator.

Check out the tracklist to Doris below:

1. “Pre”
2. “Burgandy”
3. “20 Wave Caps”
4. “Sunday”
5. “Hive”
6. “Chum”
7. “Sasquatch
8. “Centurion”
9. “523”
10. “Uncle Al”
11. “Guild”
12. “Molasses”
13. “Whoa”
14. “Hoarse”
15. “Knight”

Sweatshirt announced the title of his second full-length album back in December.

There aren’t a ton of details regarding the follow up to 2010's Earl out quite yet. However, it is known that rapper Mac Miller will feature on the song “Guild,” and that the busiest man in music Pharrell produced “Burgandy.”

In other Sweatshirt news, the rapper seems to have gotten himself into a bit of trouble on Twitter due to his dislike of Jay-Z’s new album Magna Carta Holy Grail. Yesterday, he tweeted “if you really f*cked with magna carta then unfollow me.” Hova’s army of fans attacked the Sweatshirt, who has since stated “lol my bad ill [sic] try not to have opinions any more” and “all my point was is that this album, in my opinion, is bad. im not gonna speak on that anymore unless its in person cause 140 characters is too restricting.”

Earl Sweatshirt also recently made headlines due to a string of cancelled tour dates. The rapper had to cancel all of his July shows due to pneumonia. It’s unknown when Sweatshirt will recover and begin performing again to promote Doris.