2005, former Royal Fam emcee turned A&R put out one of the hottest projects of the year with "Wu-Tang Meets The Indie Culture". The album was about Wu-Tang generals and Killa Beez collaborating with respected independent underground artists over beats by Bronze Nazareth, Preservation and even The RZA. If you haven't checked that one out yet then do that ASAP for sure, that LP got a lot of extensive play at my place back when it first came out.
I don't know if Dreddy is low on cash but he has decided to compile tracks that didn't make the final cut on the original album, a few skits that was only available on the vinyl version and several beats that were never used for the project; "The Lost Files" in other words as he calls it. I got two of the most interesting joints from the compilation right here; how about a Roc Marciano and Killah Priest collabo or a Raekwon/Bronze Nazareth track from '05? Check 'em out below and read more about the digital release "The Lost Files" (including tracklist and samples) @ Amazon,
Killah Priest & Roc Marciano - "Straight Thru Ya Papaya"
Raekwon & Bronze Nazareth - "Thirsty Fish"
You know who produced the Roc/Priest track?
ReplyDeletedon't know but i guess either Bronze Nazareth or Preservation if its really a lost track from the OG album. i realized that the Raekwon/Bronze track is actually a joint that turned up on the Wisemen album that dropped last year. several of the beats are also things that have appeared elsewhere from what i've heard. shit sounds like a pretty scrappy project.
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