ATI releases Envelope tomorrow

Wednesday, July 26, 2017

ATI has finally delivered on his promise to release second club entitled Envelope

Rapper ATI is scheduled to release his much-anticipated sophomore album, Envelope tomorrow at Chez Nicolas. The album release date has been postponed more than twice since last year due to complications and challenges that the rapper faced.

“We are finally launching the album this Thursday I will perform and sample a number of tracks on the album. I will be selling and signing copies of the album too on the day,” ATI said. With ATI being a man of surprises one would wonder what the rapper has in store for his fans during the album launch.

He was quick to explain himself as to why the album release kept on being postponed stating that the music content was not up to par and he was facing financial difficulties. He has previously mentioned that the legal issues he was facing caused some of the constraints.

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