With his mixtape “Venom” out now, U-God drops the video for “Epicenter” featuring Inspectah Deck, Raekwon and Jackpot Scotty Wotty.
“We went wild with our imaginations to make a video that had no creative boundaries,” U-God told Rolling Stone. “I believe it ranks up there with some of the CLAN’s early videos which were so cutting edge and push the envelope to the max.”
After dropping the audio, Forever M.C. releases the lyric video to the Raekwon, Ghostface, Masta Killa & Cappadonna assisted song “Piranhas.”
Forever M.C. and It’s Different keeps things rolling as they team up with Raekwon, Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah and Cappadonna for “Piranhas.”
On March 30th, U-God will release his 5th studio album Venom. The first joint we get from the album features Raekwon and Inspectah Deck with some assistance from DJ Green Lantern titled “Epicenter.”
Raekwon drops his third song of 2018 as he delivers “It’s A Shame.” We still don’t know if this is signs of something bigger but, either way, it’s good to know that The Chef is still cooking.
Only a few days into the new year and we have two brand spanking new songs from Raekwon. After dropping “The Sky,” The Chef also comes correct with “The Biz.”
The Chef welcomes you to 2018 with a brand new song titled “The Sky” produced by RoadsArt. It’s a feel good track but there’s no word as to whether or not this is part of a forthcoming project or just a loosee to hold us over.
Redman, Method Man, Raekwon and U-God flex on the remix of “Hood Go Bang” produced by Mathematics.
Well, isn’t this a pleasantly surprising collaboration. Joell Ortiz and Raekwon of two differing tales of lives being taken away while a vocal sample from Smokey Robinson carries us through the hook.
DJ Kay Slay drops the sixth video from his The Big Brother album. “Can’t Tell Me Nothing” is a unique blend of artists as Raekwon is joined by TDE’s Jay Rock, Young Buck and Meet Sims for the video.