Gucci Mane Rolls Out 'The Return of East Atlanta Santa' Album

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Gucci Mane caps off 2016 with his third album of the year, The Return of East Atlanta Santa, which is now available at digital retailers
Gucci Mane. In addition to Travis Scott and Bryson Tiller, the 13-track set features a collaboration with Drake.
Drake and Gucci Mane
After releasing his comeback album Everybody Looking in June, Gucci Mane hop-scotched his way onto notable tracks like Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles" and Rick Ross' "Buy Back the Block." 
Now, Guwop is back with his third project in six months: The Return of East Atlanta Santa. Laced with chilly festive vibes like "St.Brick Intro", "Drove U Crazy" and "Last Time," the 13-track LP boasts features from the likes of Drake, Travis Scott, and Bryson Tiller. On the production front, Gucci rallied a host of big-name producers for his new album including Mike WiLL Made-It, Metro Boomin, Zaytoven, Southside, and Murda Beatz. 
Gucci also released themed merchandise for the holidays. These products include a dad hat engraved with Gucci's signature ice cream cone, a St. Brickulous long-sleeve shirt, a red East Atlanta Santa t-shirt, and a set of buttons featuring Gucci himself. For every $50 purchase, fans will be gifted free East Atlanta Santa-designed wrapping paper.
Listen to his album here. 

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