One-half of the infamous hip-hop group OutKast, rapper André 3000, is an elusive musician. He hasn't really released music since the height of OutKast's popularity in the early aughts, earning them the title of one of the best-selling hip-hop groups of all time. We all know the duo's catchy Billboard No. 1 hit "Hey Ya" because it's still a major part of our music library.
For the most part, the rapper has stayed out of the public eye. Other than featuring other artists' songs or just random social media sightings of the rapper playing the flute while he roams the world — André 3000 is a bit of a mystery. Well, that is until now. Seventeen years after OutKast's last album "Idlewild," André is back in the spotlight with a new comeback album called "New Blue Sun," but this time there's no rapping just flute playing. The album set for release on Nov. 17 will have no singing, bars, beats, or sub-bass according to NPR. He solely will be playing flute and many different kinds of woodwind instruments.
