K.A.A.N Is Back With His Latest Project "Long Time No See"

The Maryland rapper releases his new project, "Long Time No See."

BYAron A.Jan 12, 20215.0K Views

Maryland's K.A.A.N had his foot on the neck of 2020. With a global pandemic in play, he had a prolific run that consisted of the release of five albums including Vivid Canvas. K.A.A.N.'s chopper-style flow and skillset as an MC has continued to help his stand out among his peers and he, once again, puts that on display with a brand new project. Wasting no time in a new year, he came through with his latest body of work titled, Long Time No See, The rapper's new project is 13 songs in length with features from Dax and Bleverly Hills.

Check out the tracklist and project below.

Welcome
Jnco
Out The Gym
No Need ft. Dax
Hard To Tell
Joe Rogan
Where You Been ft. Bleverly Hills
Nas Que
Momentum
Kids On A Leash
On God
The Process
Building

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