Smoke DZA Rolls A Cannon On "Worldwide Smoke Session"

Smoke DZA commemorates 4/20 with his latest tape.

BYAron A.Apr 20, 20204.2K Views

It is 4/20 today. Well, technically, it's 4/20 this whole month but today's the international holiday that the majority of smokers recognize in relation to cannabis. Whether you're lighting a bong, pipe, or spliff, Smoke DZA slid through with some vibes to nod your head to on this quarantined 4/20, appropriately titled, Worldwide Smoke Session. The project is feature heavy, too, which feels particularly rare in comparison to his last few projects. Worldwide Smoke Session is nine tracks in total but he taps artists like Guapdad 4000, 24hours, Domo Genesis, Flip Dinero, Luh Soldier, Jayy Grams, Jay Worthy, and more to assist him.

Check out the tracklist an project below.

Intro
Premium ft. Jay Worthy & Nym Lo
Pressure ft. Luh Soldier
Up Jump ft. Domo Genesis & Jayy Grams
Smoke It Out ft. 24hours
They Just Don't Know ft. Guapdad 4000
Inhale
Wholesale ft. Flipp Dinero
High-Frade

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