King Combs has delivered his new EP Cyncerely, C3—the follow-up to his 2018 mixtape 90’s Baby.
The young rapper announced the project via social media this week, revealing its official tracklist and big-name features. We're talking Ty Dolla Sign, Jeremih, City Girls, 03 Greedo, Tee Grizzley, and more.
"Cyncerely, C3 is very special to me because I was able to truly express every part of my artistry and personality," Combs said. "This body of work is for my fans. They will have a chance to get to know the real C3: Christian Casey Combs."
He continued: "My mom always wanted me to put out more music and not hold back. Well, it's definitely what this project will embody. My fans will get to hear all sides of me—loving, smooth, and laid back, turnt up; and of course, the East and West coast vibe."
Combs is the son of Diddy and Kim Porter, the model/actress who died unexpectedly back in November. Combs opened up about the tragic loss during a recent appearance on The Angie Martinez Show.
"One thing I never really told anybody right when I found out the news … I was shocked I didn’t know what to do,” Combs said. "My whole world stopped. I was really down."
Combs references his mother's death in C3's opening track "Heaven Sent." The 20-year-old artist also shared the song's official music video.
You can listen to the nine-track effort on Apple Music, Spotify, and via Soundcloud below.
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