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Snoop Dogg returns to hip-hop roots on new album

Bouncy beats and the delights of marijuana feature on Snoop Dogg’s upcoming release Cool Aid

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Snoop Dogg performing live at Glastonbury 2010. Photo: Alamy
Agence France-Presse

Snoop Dogg has returned to his rap roots – as well as his familiar love of marijuana – as he released a new song on Tuesday and detailed his upcoming album.

Cool Aid, which will come out on July 1, will be Snoop Dogg’s first hip-hop album in five years, he said in a statement.

The first song, Kush Ups, is driven by a bouncy beat and explores the delights of marijuana; a popular strain with origins in South Asia is known as Kush.

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Fellow hip-hop star Wiz Khalifa, joining Snoop Dogg on the song, boasts of the size of his joints and raps, “So much weight that now I’m doing Kush Ups”.

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Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa also announced a joint 33-date tour of North America that will open on July 20 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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