Stack Bundles - Hustle Hard

Mass Graves

In honor of the late, great Stack Bundles‘ birthday today, we’re proud to present an unreleased track of his: “Fuck You Want Me To Do?” The song, loaded with Stack’s brand of lyricism and Far Rockaway wit, is the first in a line of upcoming unreleased music, as we’re honored to finally announce his debut album “RockStar” is in the works and will be released in 2017. This time, the deal is done and it’s coming.

To his fans worldwide, we apologize for the wait, but trust and believe the album he always wanted to make is in motion as we speak. More details on the way soon. RIP Rayquon “Stack Bundles” Elliott, we love you. Happy Birthday.

The Rockstar

What U Want Me To Do

Why Ask Why

Riot's That Gang, Vol. 3

Mr. 19.5

The Best of Stack Bundles, Vol. 2

Lost in the Rock

The Best of Stack Bundles (The Good Die Young)

Remember My Name

Imaginary Players - Stack Bundles

Library of a Legend, Vol. 5

NY Minute (feat. Stack Bundles, Jim Jones & Mel Matrix)

Stack Bundles - Salute Me

Stack Bundles - Hustlers Go Crazy

Stack Bundles, born Rayquon Elliott, (October 21, 1982 - June 11, 2007) was a mixtape rapper plucked from the streets of Far Rockaway Queens and placed on the mixtape circuit where he entertained thousands over a years time before going through a bidding war where he landed with Jim Jones’s MOB (Members of Byrdgang ) camp with fellow rapper Max B.
Bundles burst onto the rap scene with fellow childhood friends Riot Squad which consist of Chinx, Bynoe, and Cau2G$ after signing to DJ Clue?’s Desert Storm Records, joining artists such as Fabolous and Joe Budden. He gained more fame after he brazenly approached Dipset charter member Jim Jones and asked the Harlem-based rapper to promote him. Impressed, Jones helped Bundles compile a series of mixtapes and collaborations.
Unfortunately, he was shot once in the head and once in the neck as he entered the lobby of his Far Rockaway building just before 6 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Accompanied by a friend, Bundles was returning to his home in Redfern Houses on Beach Channel Drive after a night performing and socializing at Club Stereo in Manhattan’s Chelsea section.
The friend parted ways with Bundles in the building’s lobby and told investigators that he heard shots moments later. He ran back to the building only to find Bundles bleeding heavily just steps from his first-floor apartment.
Bundles’ wallet, which contained both cash and credit cards, was still on the slain rapper’s body, though one of his medallions had been taken, the friend told police.