This Friday, September 4, the wait is finally over.

Big Business 2, the new 12-track album from P-Lotus, officially drops everywhere. The project is the sequel to his 2015 album and his first full-length release in eight years. More than an album, it is the payoff of a 17-year grind that began in a basement in Michigan City, Indiana: with no connections, no major budget, and a whole lot of belief.

If you take a look at the landscape of the entertainment industry today, it’s vastly different from where we were even three years ago.

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