Noah joins forces with the singer/songwriter for their collaborative track 'My Fault', which will be featured on his new set 'Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going'.
- May 30, 2024
AceShowbiz - Shaboozey has spilled some details of his new album. One day before launching "Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going", the singer, who collaborated with Beyonce Knowles for her country record, released the tracklist of his upcoming set.
On Wednesday, May 29, the 29-year-old singer/songwriter revealed via social media the songs that will be included in his forthcoming album, which consists of 12 songs. He also unveils names of artists with whom he collaborated on the tracks.
Making use of his Instagram page, Shaboozey uploaded a photo featuring titles of songs and his collaborators. It could be seen that he worked with Noah Cyrus to create "My Fault". He also joined forces with Paul Cauthen for "Last of My Kind". Aside from the two, he features rapper BigXthaPlug on "Drink Don't Need No Mix".
In addition to the three songs, "Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going" features "Horses & Hellcats", "A Bar Song (Tipsy)", "Anabelle", "East of the Massanutten" and "Highway". The unreleased set also includes "Let It Burn", "Vegas", "Steal Her From Me" as well as "Finally Over".
In the same post, Shaboozey treated social media users to the cover art of the album. The artwork features himself striking a pose in front of a brown backdrop. He is sitting down on top of two suitcases as he places a guitar near him. As he places one of his hands on his thigh, he looks straight at the camera without flashing a smile.
The record producer, whose real name is Collins Obinna Chibueze, sports a navy blue bomber jacket that comes with white embroideries on its bodice and two long sleeves. He completes the look with a pair of long matching tailored pants and black pointed-toe leather shoes. In addition, he accessorizes himself with a number of rings.
The tracklist and cover art were shared after Shaboozey unleashed a trailer for "Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going". The short footage features an old man getting pissed off at posters about his music projects.
