Black Eyed Peas announce release date for eighth studio album Translation

Black Eyed Peas are returning to the music stage with the upcoming release of their eighth studio album, Translation, which is scheduled to drop on June 19, 2020.

The six-time Grammy Award-winning group released their brand new single 'NO MAÑANA' with Dominican Latin trap artist El Alfa this week - produced by will.i.am and co-producer Johnny Goldstein.

The album integrates hip-hop, pop, dance, reggaeton, and trap, uniting Black Eyed Peas with well-known music stars from around the world.

Shakira makes an appearance on 'GIRL LIKE ME', Tyga and Nicky Jam join forces to cameo on 'VIDA LOCA' and Becky G makes an energetic feature in 'DURO HARD'.

French Montana also adds his voice to 'MABUTI', rounding up the guest appearances on the highly-anticipated album.

Black Eyed Peas teased the release of Translation with 'RITMO (Bad Boys For Life)' at the end of 2019, which garnered over 1.5 billion combined streams and views.

The track quickly became their most streamed song and viewed video ever, earning dozens of platinum certifications worldwide, and served as the lead single from the Bad Boys For Life original soundtrack.

The group then dropped 'MAMACITA' with Ozuna and J Rey Soul in 2020, which later eclipsed 200 million combined streams and views.

Black Eyed Peas have sold over 50 million albums worldwide to date since they exploded onto the scene in 2003 with their Elephunk album, alongside former member Fergie.

Watch the Black Eyed Peas' latest single 'NO MAÑANA' featuring El Alfa below: