RJD2 Announces 'The Fun Ones' Album With 'Pull Up On Love' Single

Roughly four years after 2016’s Dame Fortune, seasoned producer RJD2 has announced his next album, The Fun Ones, will arrive on April 17 via RJ’s Electrical Connections.

The project marks RJD2’s seventh solo album but this time, he takes an unconventional approach.

The Fun Ones is assembled as a mixtape and uses samples from conversations with several of his contemporaries, including Phonte Coleman, J-Zone, Kid Koala, Mr. Lif and Son Little.

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