SZA Reveals the Reason Her Sophomore Album 'S.O.S.' Doesn't Have More Collabs
The LP has four featured artists.
SZA has been unveiling details of her sophomore album, S.O.S., ahead of its release. Most recently, she talked about the process of having features on the LP, unveiling she almost had more.
When Hot97 asked her how the collabs came to be, she said, “DMs and like begging people.”
She added, “And a lot of people just like did not turn in their verses, but I’m grateful for who did.” SZA also revealed she can’t take it personally. “For a lot of these people, I didn’t turn in my verse, so I can’t be too mad,” she explained.
According to the tracklist, S.O.S. consists of four features — Don Toliver, Phoebe Bridgers, Ol’ Dirty Bastard and Travis Scott.
She has also teased the possibility of having The Weeknd appear on the deluxe version of S.O.S. if they finish and release their collab for the “Die For You” remix. “We talked about it, it wouldn’t be really hard ’cause there’s a scaffolding of one that already exists so I need to just finish it,” she told Z100. “If he is on the deluxe of my album, I will turn in the ‘Die For You’ verse.”
S.O.S. drops on December 9.
