Offset releases highly anticipated solo album

Offset has released his long awaited and highly anticipated solo album "Father of 4" on Quality Control Music / Motown / Capitol Records. This is the third and final solo project from the Migo’s trio that's riding on the wave of success from Quavo’s solo project, Quavo Huncho which reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200, and Takeoff’s stellar album The Last Rocket, which awarded him his first solo single to chart Billboard Hot 100 with "Last Memory".

Offset allows his vulnerability about family, relationships and vices to show through unlike any work he’s done before, giving readers an introspective peek at the reality of his life and times. The albums first single "Red Room" sets the tone for this masterpiece, as the song and its visuals take you on a journey through some of his most formative and also troubling moments of his adolescence to adulthood. In the last year, hits like “Ric Flair Drip” from collaborative project Without Warning with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin skyrocketed the charts to become RIAA Certified 3x platinum, and the viral sensation “Zeze” alongside Kodak Black and Travis Scott took the internet by storm and has gone on to become RIAA Certified 2x platinum. Offset’s awe-inspiring cover of July’s issue of Rolling Stone alongside wife Cardi B marked the artists second Rolling Stone cover in less than a year.

This past year of 2018 was certainly the year of Migos made possible with the release of their sophomore album, Culture II, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart, and is now RIAA Certified 2x Platinum with over 5.5 billion global streams along with a sold out arena tour with Drake, memorable moments like performing on SNL and karaoking with James Corden for Carpool Karaoke. The anticipation and press flurry around “Father of 4” seems to be an early indicator that 2019 will be that of Offset’s.