Maino Delays "The Day After Tomorrow" To 2012

by Steven J. Horowitz

UPDATE #2: Maino pushes back his sophomore LP to the New Year.

Maino has announced the release date for his upcoming sophomore album The Day After Tomorrow. Planning to drop a new mixtape before the album’s arrival, the Brooklyn, New York rapper is eyeing October 4^th as the official street date for the LP.
“My album is dropping October 4^th, it’s called The Day After Tomorrow,” he told Cheddar DVD. “We’re just getting ready for the second round."
With his latest single “Let It Fly” featuring Roscoe Dash picking up steam, Maino plans to capitalize off the track’s success with the release of a new mixtape. “It took me a minute to get the right record out there, but it’s a national look for me. It’s not a local record,” he continued. “It’s a big record, it’s gonna be. We just droppin’ this week and then we’re doing another mixtape, keep the streets down and staying on cheddar.”
Maino dropped his debut album If Tomorrow Comes... in June 2009. The LP spawned the single “Hi Hater” and the platinum-certified “All the Above” featuring T-Pain.

(June 2)
UPDATE: E1 Entertainment, formerly Koch Records will release The Day After Tomorrow with Maino's Hustle Hard Music Group imprint. Maino released his 2009 debut, If Tomorrow Comes... on Atlantic Records. The two labels will reportedly work together on this release. Atlantic and E1 have previously partnered on releases from B.G. and Juvenile.
(July 5)
UPDATE #2: According to HHNM, Maino has delayed his upcoming album The Day After Tomorrow to January 31, 2012. The LP was originally slated to land in stores today (November 22