André 3000 , to Release First Album in 17 Years.<br />André 3000, one half of the group Outkast <br />that broke up nearly two decades ago, is <br />back with new music, Deadline reports. .<br />His album, 'New Blue Sun,' will drop on Nov. 17.<br />However, the new music might not be what <br />Outkast fans expect from the musician.<br />In an interview with NPR, André 3000 said it will be <br />“an entirely instrumental album centered around <br />woodwinds; a celebratory piece of work in the <br />form of a living, breathing, aural organism.”.<br />The album's packaging will also <br />include the label, "Warning: No Bars," <br />indicating an absence of rapped lyrics.<br />I don’t want to troll people. <br />I don’t want people to think, Oh, this <br />André 3000 album is coming! And you <br />play it and like, ‘Oh man, no verses.’ , André 3000, to NPR.<br />So even actually on the <br />packaging, you’ll see it says, <br />‘Warning: No Bars.’ It’s letting <br />you know what it is off the top, André 3000, to NPR.<br />André co-produced the album with Carlos Niño.<br />Featured musicians include "Nate Mercereau, <br />Surya Botofasina, Deantoni Parks, Diego Gaeta, Matthewdavid, V.C.R, Diego Gaeta, Jesse Peterson <br />and Mia Doi Todd," Deadline reports.<br />Meanwhile, André said he may make <br />another rap album in the future.<br />In my mind, I really would like to make <br />a rap album. So maybe that happens <br />one day, but I got to find a way to say <br />what I want to say in an interesting <br />way that’s appealing to me at this age, André 3000, to NPR
