Raekwon & DJ Muggs Join Forces On "Yacht Party"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.0K Views

DJ Muggs recruits Raekwon for a new single off of "Dia Del Asesinato."

DJ Muggs is getting ready to release his forthcoming album, Dia Del Asesinato next week. The Cypress Hill member has given us a few teasers of what to expect off the project with the Mach-Hommy assisted "Contagion Theory" as well as the Doom and Freddie Gibbs collab, "Death Wish." Yesterday marked the 23rd anniversary of Raekwon's debut album, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx and today, Muggs unleashes his collaboration with the Wu-Tang Clan member off of the project.

DJ Muggs recruits Raekwon for their new collaboration, "Yacht Party." Muggs brings out that classic mafioso raps out of Raekwon with the production on the track. It's a great marriage between one of the most iconic rappers of the 90's as well as one of the tightest producers.

Dia Del Asesinato drops on August 10th.

Quotable Lyrics
At any second, we could disrespect it
So who the fuck tryna check me?
Pull the gilette, yo chill, kids is in here

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