Joell Ortiz, The Heatmakerz & Fred The Godson Team Up For "Gorilla Glue"

Joell Ortiz, The HeatMakers & Fred The Godson keep it very NY on their joint project.

BYAron A.Jan 28, 20196.5K Views

Joell Ortiz, The Heatmakerz and Fred The Godson are coming through with some serious heat for anybody who's been missing that classic hip-hop feeling. The two rappers and production duo come through with a brand new joint project titled, Gorilla Glue. Ortiz and Fred The Godson flex their lyrical muscles throughout the project and proving why they're some of the most overlooked MC's in the rap game. The two rappers styles mesh well with The Heatmakerz sample-heavy production.

The project runs for 9-tracks deep with Ortiz and Fred The Godson holding down the majority of it on their own. However, they do get some assistance from Jim Jones who appears on "Feliz Navidad" and DramaB2R who comes through on "Hallways."

Peep their new project below and sound off with your thoughts in the comment section.

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