On October 13th, the Wu-Tang Clan will release Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues. To add to the hype, the visuals for the Redman assisted “People Say” have been released as Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck and Masta Killa drop rhymes over Mathematics production. There’s a quest for what’s inside of a box with a Wu insignia on it throughout the video.
New Wu Tang Clan music? Yes, please. Straight off of the soundtrack for HBO’s Silicon Valley, Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck and RZA connect for “Don’t Stop.”
Who knows when and if AZ is going to drop Doe or Die 2, but if this collaborative track with Raekwon and Prodigy is any indication of what may come, we’re all here for it. Check out the video for “Save Them.”
Raekwon and P.U.R.E. tackle a legendary James Brown sample and rip that damn thing to shreds on “Escapist.”
Kool G Rap’s next solo outing will be his first since 2011. To help you get acquainted with what’s in store, G Rap links up with Raekwon for “Out For That Life” and the two rock out over MoSS production.
Your Old Droog and Talib Kweli proceed to flex lyrical talent over a nasty instrumental on DJ Tony Touch’s show while K’Valentine and Raekwon also drop in briefly.
AZ, Raekwon and Prodigy team up for this Buckwild produced banger titled “Save Them.”
Raekwon and P.U.R.E. go on a mission to capture Lu Kong, a leader of “the notorious Spider Gang,” in the video for “M&N.”
Mysonne gets in touch with the hired guns of NYC in the form of Dave East, Raekwon and Fabolous for the remix to “That’s How We On It.”
The Wild is near and The Chef decides that it is best to remix the lead single “The Is What It Comes To” with his brother for a quarter century, the one and only Tony Starks.