Kool Keith Returns With His Latest Project "Keith"

Kool Keith is back with a brand new project.

BYAron A.Jul 13, 20192.5K Views

Kool Keith is applying pressure this summer. He's teased the release of his new project, Keith for a minute, he's dropped off the project in its entirety. The rapper teamed up with Psycho Les for the entire project which was led with the B-Real-assisted single "Zero Fux." The project also includes the singles, "Turn The Levels Up" and the uplifting anthem for shoe-store employees, "Foot Locka" with Paul Wall. Jeru The Damaja also features on the project on "She Answer."

Check out the project and the tracklist below.

“Intro”
“Foot Locka” f/ Paul Wall
“95 South” f/ Psycho Les
“Graceland”
“Holy Water”
“Makem Crazy”
“Muscle Block”
8.” Open And Wet”
“Plush Mink”
“Slave Owner”
“She Answer” f/ Jeru The Damaga
“Turn The Levels”
“Word Life”
“”Zero Fux” f/ B-Real

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