@RealDjKayslay releases the visual for his Dave East, Papoose & Raekwon assistted track "Microphone Murderers".
Showing posts with label raekwon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raekwon. Show all posts
3.11.2016
5.15.2015
Raekwon Interview w| The Smoke Box | @BRealTV [video]
Raekwon from the legendary group, The Wu-Tang Clan, stops by to chief up with B-Real for this weeks edition of the Smokebox. The two talk about their 20 plus year career and a new album release.
10.30.2013
Troy Ave ft. @Raekwon & @Noreaga "New York City" [official video]
@TroyAve drops the @JohnScinoHS produced, highly anticipated visual to his "New York City" track coming off the highly anticipated album "New York City" dropping 11.4.2013 on iTunes.
10.11.2013
9.10.2013
Troy Ave ft. Prodigy, Noreaga & Raekwon "New York City" [prod. by John Scino]
first single off @TroyAve upcoming album titled "New York City"
10.08.2011
4.18.2011
Raekwon "Ferry Boat Killaz" [official video]
The Chef drops a visual for the Alchemist produced track "Ferry Boat Killaz" featuring a huge cameo from Mobb Deep's Prodigy.
1.24.2011
Raekwon Talks Collaborations with Rick Ross, Lloyd Banks & Nas
In anticipation of his third project in 18 months, Rae reveals why RZA "didn't really wanna co-sign" Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang, how he reunited with Nas on wax, and why he respects teen idol Justin Bieber.
While over the last 14 years Ghostface Killah has proven himself to be the most consistently impressive member of the Wu-Tang Clan with his solo output, Raekwon is currently proving himself to be the most determined of his Shaolin brethren – the one unshakably committed to maintaining his crew’s relevancy in the Rap game 18 years after the killer bees first swarmed on the scene.
After releasing just three solo albums from 1995-2009, The Chef has since slammed his foot on the gas pedal of his career and is already preparing the release of his second solo project in less than two years. Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang (due March 8th) is the official follow-up to Rae’s critically acclaimed comeback, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… Pt. II (and trails his one-off trio project with fellow Clansmen Method Man and Ghostface Killah, the admittedly rushed but seemingly well-received Wu-Massacre).
But as Lex Diamond explained to HipHopDX on Tuesday (January 18th), his first formal release of 2011 (yep, just his first) will not resemble anything Rae’s released in recent years, but will rather reinstate the sonic and conceptual direction the Clan debuted with in 1993. And while a throwback album will likely have Wu fans worldwide in a state of euphoria, Rae candidly revealed during this discussion with DX that The Abbot of the Clan, RZA, is “bitter” about the Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang project.
HipHopDX’s 2009 award winner for both “Album of the Year” and “Emcee of the Year” further revealed how his online supporters influenced the construction of his back to the future disc, how he finally secured a long-discussed Nas feature, why Jim Jones “represents real Hip Hop,” and why the hardest working Wu-Tang member has no regrets about his eyebrow-raising remix with Pop star Justin Bieber.
While over the last 14 years Ghostface Killah has proven himself to be the most consistently impressive member of the Wu-Tang Clan with his solo output, Raekwon is currently proving himself to be the most determined of his Shaolin brethren – the one unshakably committed to maintaining his crew’s relevancy in the Rap game 18 years after the killer bees first swarmed on the scene.
After releasing just three solo albums from 1995-2009, The Chef has since slammed his foot on the gas pedal of his career and is already preparing the release of his second solo project in less than two years. Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang (due March 8th) is the official follow-up to Rae’s critically acclaimed comeback, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… Pt. II (and trails his one-off trio project with fellow Clansmen Method Man and Ghostface Killah, the admittedly rushed but seemingly well-received Wu-Massacre).
But as Lex Diamond explained to HipHopDX on Tuesday (January 18th), his first formal release of 2011 (yep, just his first) will not resemble anything Rae’s released in recent years, but will rather reinstate the sonic and conceptual direction the Clan debuted with in 1993. And while a throwback album will likely have Wu fans worldwide in a state of euphoria, Rae candidly revealed during this discussion with DX that The Abbot of the Clan, RZA, is “bitter” about the Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang project.
HipHopDX’s 2009 award winner for both “Album of the Year” and “Emcee of the Year” further revealed how his online supporters influenced the construction of his back to the future disc, how he finally secured a long-discussed Nas feature, why Jim Jones “represents real Hip Hop,” and why the hardest working Wu-Tang member has no regrets about his eyebrow-raising remix with Pop star Justin Bieber.
8.30.2010
5.27.2010
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