Juelz Santana, Ghostface Killah & Telli Join Jesse And The Wolf On "Selecta"

Jesse And The Wolf brings along Juelz, Ghostface and Telli for "Selecta."

BYAron A.Jan 25, 20184.2K Views

Jesse and The Wolf is kind of an enigma in the music industry. He's housed under A-Trak's Fool's Gold Records imprint and is predicted to make a big splash this year. Recently, the producer is fresh off the release of his debut project Free Love which dropped last week. His infectious dance ready production and mixing skills has him geared up for a summer filled with even bigger moments to come. Today, he comes through with a brand new single with two hip hop heavyweights.

Jesse And The Wolf gets Juelz Santana, Ghostface Killah and Telli for his latest single, "Selecta." While it may not be in the vein of what Ghostface or Juelz are known for, they come through with bar-heavy verses. It's a solid effort from both artists and will hopefully result in more collaborations in the future.

Quotable Lyrics
Murda talk, 10 blades, slicker than a razor
Butcher that alphabet soup, danger danger
Face, I'll re-arrange 'er
Leave you slumped on the church steps
Face down in the manger

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