Today brought not one, but two Raekwon appearances. The second is a new solo track titled “Gamble,” featuring Bodega Bamz and SpankJusBizzness.
The LOX have been tugging at fans’ heartstrings for some time with rumors of new material. Today, the trio makes due on their promise with a new track titled “Summer’s Too Hot.”
Did Styles P have this video planned just for 4/20? Maybe. Here is the video for “I Need Weed” off the Yonkers rapper’s new Float album.
Styles P celebrated the release of his new solo album Float, entirely produced by Scram Jones, at BB Kings in New York City. The Yonkers native could have easily taken the party to someone’s VIP section, be he instead took the stage at the legendary venue to perform a bevy of tracks, both old and […]
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.”
Styles P returns bearing another sample from his forthcoming album Float with “Red Eye.” This time we hear the Yonkers MC trading bars with LOX cohort Jadakiss, which is always good thing due to the quality bars we’ve come to expect from their collabs.
Raekwon and his H2O artist, Altrina Renee, originally dropped “86” on Rae’s latest free EP, Lost Jewlry.
With the announcement of Styles P’s forthcoming album Float comes its first single “Hater Love,” featuring Sheek Louch. The duo represents the LOX’s brand of gritty street rap with this track, which dons a filthy chorus that exclaims, “Even the hatin’ ni–as is loving it/ F**k all the h0e-A$$ ni–as and f-ck the government.”
Raekwon the Chef only dropped his latest dish, the Lost Jewlry EP, just last night, but he’s already come through with another course. Today, the Wu-Tang Clan rapper released a video for “Came Up” off the aforementioned project.
We found Raekwon’s lost jewels in the form of this new EP released via Complex called Lost Jewlry.
Summer Games: The Kid With The Golden Pen as we know it wasn’t the project The Kid Daytona intended to give fans. As the story goes, the New York bred spitter actually recorded the mixtape while visiting Europe this past summer, but the airline lost the bag containing the hard drive with all of his song files during his travels back […]
