Raekwon
Fresh of rocking the Hot 97 Summer Jam XX stage with his Wu-Tang Clan brethren this past weekend, Raekwon drops a new single called “Sound Boy Kill It,” featuring Melanie Fiona.
This one will make the rap purists smile for sure. Jay-Z and Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon have been spotted in the studio together.
Listeners caught a few gems on Funkmaster Flex’s Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself? project. One of them was a track by the incomparable Raekwon and Estelle called “All About You.” The only gripe was Funk Flex’s barking all throughout the song.
Hip-Hop grants most good MCs a three to five year shelf life, and that’s if they’re lucky. Meanwhile, Raekwon has been spitting for OGs and hustlers for upwards of 20 years. Credit that to his consistency and transparency. Let’s not forget his quality bars like the ones provided on his latest drop “Son Of Sam.”
As promised, Scram Jones drops Chef vs. Beast, a mixtape featuring a catalogue of his collaborations with the legendary Raekwon. Having already gotten a sampling earlier today with the previously unreleased “Restaurant,” we receive the entire 22-track project featuring a few well known songs like “Broken Safety” from his critically acclaimed album Only Built For Cuban Linx Pt. 2.
Fans of Raekwon are in for a treat, as producer and frequent collaborator Scram Jones created a compilation mixtape of his and the legendary MC’s work titled The Chef vs. The Beast. With that, we receive an appetizer via this unreleased track titled “Restaurant.”
It was easy for fans to miss Raekwon‘s Lost Jewelry EP in the influx of tunes that hit the Internets on a daily basis. If this applies to you, feel free to acquaint yourself with one of the project’s best tracks, “To The Top,” for which the Chef provides a visual treatment today.
Attendees of New York City’s Studio 48 last night were in Hip-Hop dreamland, as legendary MCs Raekwon The Chef and Rakim graced the stage. The night was filled with nonstop performances of hit after hit, first by the Wu-Tang lyricist, who ran through an assortment of joints from the Clan and surprised folks by unveiling a few new […]
Raekwon the Chef and acclaimed Canadian MC, JD Era, join forces on this new track called, “Whatever Baby.”
Hit-Boy provides an audio blessing with “Cypher,” a posse cut in the truest sense and the latest offering from his forthcoming HS87 compilation album, All I Ever Dreamed Of. The track dons a borderline mythical line up, featuring Rick Ross, Kent M$NEY, Audio Push, B Mac The Queen, ScHoolboy Q, Casey Veggies, Xzibit, Method Man, Redman and […]
Raekwon was a guest on Wednesday’s episode of RapFix on MTV. The Staten Island rapper reminisced about working on the Cruel Summer single, “In The Morning.”
In case you didn’t know, Raekwon can flow lovely over R&B beats. On “Be Happy” the Chef throws his darts at the instrumentals to Mary J. Blige’s 90’s classic.