50 Cent revealed that a new album is coming out in 2014: the first G-Unit album since 2007! 50 Cent also told fans that they can also start counting down to the release date for the new album, which is set to drop in late November.

G-Unit reunited at Hot 97's Summer Jam, and now the group is ready to drop a new album.

"Yes, you will see an album by late November," 50 Cent confirmed the release date in an interview with Good Day Philadelphia this week, BET.com reports.

This will be the first album from G-Unit since their 2007′s T.O.S. (Terminate. On. Sight), which was the group's first album after their 2003 Beg For Mercy debut, AllHipHop News reports.

Two new songs have been released already, although not necessarily from the album. 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck (as well as potential new G-Unit inductee Kidd Kidd) most recently put the G-Unit touch on Drake's "0-100" track, BET reports.

The remix comes just a day after the group released "Nah I'm Talking 'Bout," a remade version of Hit-Boy and HS87's "Grindin' My Whole Life."

However, one G-Unit member is not welcome back for the new album, 50 Cent confirmed. While participating in Reddit.com's Ask Me Anything Tuesday (June 3), he shot down any hopes of rapper Game's return to the group.

"Not a chance," 50 Cent wrote.

According to WENN Newsdesk, Yayo reveals the rest of the old buddies recently sat down to clear the air and he credits their brotherly bond with helping them repair their fractured friendships.

He told XXL magazine, "We just sat at the table, and it happened - that's it. It feels good. We're brothers. There's nothing we can't work out. Brothers fight all the time. We just dropped a new record. We working. We just taking it one day at a time (sic)."