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Cassper pushes back album release date

3y By Staff Bona

Sad news for Cassper Nyovest fans as the artist has announced that he is postponing the release of his highly anticipated album, Solomon, which was scheduled to drop this coming Friday.

Cassper previously shared that he named the album after his friend of over 20 years, Solomon ‘Carpo’ More.

However, Solomon will have to wait.

Cassper took to Twitter to deliver the bad news and apologise for the delay after a fan tweeted that they were looking forward to hearing the album this week. Despite the postponement, he also shared some “positive news.”

“I’m sorry y’all. The positive news is that all is now fixed and we will have a new date and single in the next week.”

Cassper’s tweet received mixed reactions from a few of his fans – some showing disappointment while others showed an understanding of the predicament.

Also see: Watch: Cassper confirms dating son’s mother

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