GHOSTFACE KILLAH FEAT. KXNG CROOKED, 38 SPESH & BENNY THE BUTCHER – BUCKINGHAM PALACE REMIX
Ghostface Killah remixes “Buckingham Palace” with some lyrical assistance from KXNG Crooked, 38 Spesh and Benny The Butcher. Ghost Files drops Friday.
SMOKE DZA – ENERGY
Smoke DZA makes his presence felt as we head to the end of 2018 with a new joint titled “Energy.”
DJ NU-MARK FEAT. METHOD MAN – ZODIAC KILLAH
While on the set of TBS’ Drop The Mic, DJ Nu-Mark played Method Man an instrumental and Mr. Meth decided to bless it in one take. With that comes “Zodiac Killah.”
CHRIS RIVERS – I’M LITTY TOO
After a bit of silence, Chris Rivers flexes over the same beat that saw Tory Lanez and Joyner Lucas go back and forth for the “I’m Litty Too” freestyle.
GHOSTFACE KILLAH FEAT. LA THE DARKMAN, SNOOP DOGG & E-40 – SAIGON VELOUR REMIX
Ghostface is just going to continue banging us over the head with music until the end of the year. From his Ghost Files remix project comes the “Saigon Velour” remix that features Snoop Dogg, E-40 and LA The Darkman.
RAEKWON, SKYZOO & REKS – FLAWLESS (PRODUCED BY B LEAFS)
B Leafs is at it again with Skyzoo, Reks and Raekwon delivering emphatic bars over smooth production on “Flawless.”
THE LOX – NEVER OVER (PRODUCED BY ROCKWILDER)
Jadakiss, Styles P and Sheek Louch come with that ruthless aggression on the verbally vicious “Never Over” as Rockwilder provides a filthy beat for the trio to rock over.
MASTA ACE & TERMANOLOGY – BEEN WAITING (PRODUCED BY B LEAFS)
Boston producer B Leafs grabs Masta Ace and Termanology for “Been Waiting” just to bless you with some goodness before heading into the holiday weekend.
BLACK THOUGHT FEAT. REEF RUFFIN – CONCEPTION (PRODUCED BY SALAAM REMI)
On November 26, Black Thought will release the second installment of his Streams of Thought series. This time around, he’ll collaborate with Salaam Remi after 9th Wonder brilliantly blessed him on the first volume. Here’s the first song from that project that is anchored with a Marvin Gaye sample on the Reef Ruffin assisted “Conception.”
PRODIGY – OUT QUEENS
Before his untimely passing, Prodigy kept himself in the lab recording music. One of those recordings was with producer EyeOnEyez for his forthcoming project with the song “Out Queens.” Take a listen now.