Kanye West’s ‘Donda 2’ Producer ATL Jacob Questions Royalties Whereabouts

Kanye West launched his l lth studio album “Donda 2” back in February … sort of, however a minimum of among the factors declares he’s yet to get a penny for his efforts.

The task never ever struck digital provider, and was rather launched specifically on Ye’s Stem Player gadget — which is presently entangled in a lawsuit with KRS-One’s Boogie Down Productions.

Producer ATL Jacob might possibly have a case to take legal action against too, if the tunes in fact strike the general public radar however not his checking account.

While talking to VladTV, Jacob exposed he dealt with formerly promoted tracks “Pablo” including Future and Travis Scott, “Keep It Burning” with Future once again and “Louie Bags” … which costars Jack Harlow.

Jacob states he acquired a great deal of production experience throughout his “Donda 2” stint however is still puzzled to this day about how he’s making money!!!

According to Jacob, the “Donda 2” album on the Stem Player has plenty of incomplete demonstrations … so those who paid $200 didn’t truly get their cash’s worth. He likewise kept in mind how Kanye does not in fact own the Stem Player … a point that showed up in the court docs for the BDP prohibited sample suit.

Jacob produced Future, Drake and Tems‘ Grammy-chosen No. 1 hit “Wait For U” previously this year, so he’s not doing not have distinctions or cash.

He states he discovered a lot in regards to the album production procedure and business side, however still … a real income would be good.