OG House

BYAron A.Updated on November 22, 2022313 Views

Las Vegas DJ grabs Ghostface Killah for "OG House."

Las Vegas DJ, Mighty Mi, has been making his rounds spinning at various clubs including Surrender Nightclub and Encore Beach Club. As he drops various house remixes of hip hop and other songs as well as prepping the release of his OG House project in the future, the producer grabs OG rapper Ghostface Killah for the title track off of the project.

Ghostface is someone who has been in the game for a while and has managed to maintain his relevance over the course of his career as one of the greatest emcees. This latest joint is not necessarily in the vein of what we know of Ghostface but he definitely makes this house joint work for him.

Quotable Lyrics
The DJ Booth is where it starts, no diggity
This real house, bottles up for the victory
Bass is heavy, floor mad slippery
Whoever ain't sweatin', get the boot like Italy

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