Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist are releasing 'ALFREDO: The Movie' on July 17, 2025, a film that expands on the narrative of their acclaimed 2020 album 'Alfredo'.

The duo has also shared a new single titled '1995,' which acts as a spiritual sequel to '1985' from their previous album, showcasing their continued musical evolution.

The original 'Alfredo' album was highly praised and was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 63rd Grammy Awards in 2021, competing with major artists like Nas and Jay Electronica.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the release, hoping it will live up to the legacy of the original album, and are excited about the cinematic experience that mirrors its success.

The upcoming album, possibly titled 'Alfredo 2,' features 14 tracks with collaborations from artists such as Anderson .Paak, Larry June, and JID, divided into three acts.

The tracklist includes notable songs like '1995,' 'Ensalada,' and 'Cold Feet,' highlighting Gibbs' sharp lyricism and The Alchemist's signature layered production.

Teaser trailers for the film suggest themes of revenge and underground cool, with stylized violence and confrontations inspired by Blaxploitation cinema.

The film, directed by Nick Walker and shot in Tokyo, features scenes of fighting, dramatic exchanges, and a mix of street negotiations and warrior monk training.

Freddie Gibbs emphasizes the importance of pairing music with visual art, stating that releasing music without accompanying visuals would be a disservice to fans.

Fan reactions to the project are mixed; while many are enthusiastic, some express disappointment over the absence of Griselda members in the featured artists.

To celebrate the album, limited signed vinyl records will be available exclusively on Amazon, along with merchandise collaborations, with a special event scheduled for July 19, 2025.

The new track '1995' is described as smooth, combining swagger rap with personal reflection, and showcases Gibbs' lyrical prowess.