Mustard is capitalizing on his success from producing Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” with plans for a new album.
As the chart-topping Drake diss (which gave the producer his first-ever No. 1) continues to play on the radio and in clubs, the West Coast native took to Instagram on Wednesday (June 5) to announce his fourth studio album in celebration of his birthday.
“FAITH OF A MUSTARD SEED SUMMER 2024,” he wrote with a teaser clip. “A GIFT FROM ME TO YOU. LOVE Y’ALL. SEE YOU SOON.”
The clip is set over a sermon that references the album title, encapsulating the overall theme of faith and perseverance. Throughout the video, a montage showcases the 34-year-old with his children, going through his fitness journey, studio sessions, early days in his career and more.
Faith Of A Mustard Seed follows 2019’s Perfect 10, which featured the hits “Pure Water” with Migos and “Ballin” with Roddy Ricch.
Outside of music, Mustard just announced he’s expecting a child with his new girlfriend, Brittany Stroud.
Taking to Instagram on Mother’s Day last month, she shared the news and wrote: “Over the moon to be celebrating my first Mother’s Day. 2 months or less until I’m pushing and meet by sweet baby.”
She also uploaded photos of her pregnancy journey so far along with a text message conversation with her partner from January, presumably soon after she learned about her pregnancy.
“Thank you for making me a mom!! I love you,” she wrote to the producer, who replied: “Thank you for letting me make you a mom I love you more.”
While he appears to be experiencing bliss in his current relationship, Mustard has been involved in a nasty legal battle with his estranged wife Chanel Thierry, with whom he shares three children.
The Los Angeles native recently proposed altering their custody arrangement so that he could have sole custody of their 11-year-old son.
He made the proposition after getting into a dispute with her over a low-rated public school she enrolled their son in. The beatmaker claimed that Thierry has been “defensive” about his involvement and treated the matter “like a contest that she must win at all costs, even if that cost is irreparable educational harm” to their kid.
She previously accused him of preventing her from seeing her children over the Christmas holiday.
