Snoop Dogg is back with a new release, which is available for listeners to stream online for now. The new release called '7 Days Of Funk' features a rather different sound for the hip-hop artist. The '7 Days Of Funk' project features Dam Funk where Snoop Dogg collaborated with.

The new album that was released December 10 is just 34 minutes long and has just nine tracks.

"Makes you want more," Snoop who is now known as Snoopzilla said during an exclusive interview with HipHopDX. "We just be looking at it like it's only 34 minutes of music. That's all we gave up was 34 minutes. But it's 34 minutes of quality music, good music. Babygirl that [did an] interview with me, she was like, 'That music reminds me of a big hug. I could just play it from top to bottom.' There's a lot of albums you can't play from top to bottom anymore, you gotta go to your favorite song and go back and go forward. This record you could play from top to bottom. And it's 34 minutes, so by the time you get to where you going, it just started all over again, and you back riding again."

In the same interview, they were asked which was their favorite song in the nine-track set and the two artists said that "Faden Away" is their choice, a song where Snoop sang, which is also the single for the '7 Days Of Funk' album.

"I'm singing like a mothaf----r on there," Snoop Dogg says. "I just like the concept, too. When you get in a relationship with somebody, it could be with your wife, it could be with your girlfriend, it could be with your kids, it could be with your mom, it could be with your brothers, 'cause your relationships are relationships. And it gets to a point in time where it begins to fade away. But you try your best to hold on and keep the good things there. And a lot of times, we always looked at the ones who make the relationship go bad, but when it go bad, we the ones who try to keep the relationship together. So it's like that song represents so much of who I am and what I'm going through. Not even on a personal tip, but on a business tip. Maybe I'm fading away on a business tip, or the music side. Maybe I'm fading away careerwise. But it just feels like, 20 years from now, that record is still gonna be the shit, no matter where we at."

"He just came so gangsta," Dam-Funk added. "It had that heart and soul that people want and love to hear from Snoop." 

Stream Snoop Dogg 7 Days Of Funk here