Move it (prod hellyetwin)

blue cheese

Mastered at Feet 1st Studio by Lee Weinberg

Nah Mean - Prod By Shine Sinatra x Captain Mudd

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Good vs. Evil

KXNG Crooked - Intergalactic Hustling (With Boroc)

KXNG Crooked - Rebel Party (ft. The Observer)

PURCHASE/STREAM: http://smarturl.it/EH4AR

After dropping a serious slapper with “Cash 4 Catastrophe,” King Magnetic delivers a smooth and contemplative new single, “I’ll Show You,” featuring Wu-Tang’s very own Cappadonna, and soulful vocalist, Dink.

The second single off King Mag’s upcoming 'Everything Happens 4 A Reason' further demonstrates the Allentown, PA’s skill set, which continues to grow with every track he drops. That much is evident on “I’ll Show You,” a head-nodding cut driven by its thoughtful meditations on police brutality and other issues plaguing our society. 

Cap bats cleanup on the track and provides his own bits of wisdom, noting poignantly that he has given “everybody knowledge to boost their self-esteem” for more than two decades now. And his appearance is fitting on multiple levels, particularly the fact that he’ll be touring with both King Mag and Recognize Ali in the coming month in promotion for 'Everything Happens 4 A Reason.' 

As for the melodic instrumental, it was supplied by acclaimed French producer Astronote, who has worked with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Blu, Talib Kweli, Little Simz, and more. And on “I’ll Show You,” Astro proves once again why he’s on the underground’s best kept secrets as he provides a soulful, jazzy backdrop for King Mag, Cap, and Dink.

“I’ll Show You” is available for download through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via King Mag Music. 

Tracklist: 
01. EH4AR (feat. Burke the Jurke) [prod. by Haze Attacks]
02. Crackin' (prod. by Per C Wells)
03. Bounce (prod. by Viktor Ax)
04. Cash 4 Catastrophe (prod. by Explizit One)
05. Suckas Can't Relate (prod. by DJ Lowcut)
06. Alone (feat. Masta Ace, Slug & DJ Eclipse) [prod. by Khrysis]
07. Drunk Right Now (prod. by Kuma)
08. #nomorepartiesinsantafe (feat. 3T3N) [prod. by U-nik Stylez]
09. Me or You (prod. by Explizit One)
10. Dirty Old Man (feat. RA the Rugged Man) (prod. by EQ)
11. Eyes (feat. Recognize Ali & DJ Express) [prod. by 9th Wonder]
12. I Can't... (prod. by White Shadow of Norway)
13. Understand (prod. by AMP)
14. I'll Show You (feat. Dink & Cappadonna) [prod. by Astronote]

Twitter: 
• King Magnetic: https://twitter.com/kingmagnetic
• Cappadonna: https://twitter.com/REALCAPPADONNA
• Astronote: https://twitter.com/TheAstronote

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Everything Happens 4 A Reason

I'll Show You (feat. Cappadonna & Dink)

I'll Show You (feat. Cappadonna & Dink)

Almost a year ago KXNG Crooked released a manifesto in the form of Good Vs Evil.  To rewind, Donald Trump had just been elected the 45th President in one of our most controversial presidential elections, divisiveness infiltrated every aspect of the populous, governmental agencies were willingly pumping poison into its communities, protests were raging in the streets, unprovoked police brutality was rampant (with zero accountability) and the societal divide widened with each passing day. 

With a seemingly basic disregard for human rights, it was understood that we were living in a complicated and dangerous time.  People were in search of answers and a unifying message; Kxng Crooked’s Good Vs Evil could not have appeared at a more needed time as he delivered a project that stared into the face of oppression and struck a nerve.

Though it seems counter-intuitive and unimaginative, the year that has passed in-between has led us even further astray.  The Donald Trump era has borne witness to fake news, championing racism, bigotry, separatism, sexism and a general contempt for rule of law.  Further, he continues his quest to eradicate the health care of millions, advocated a foreign government meddling in an election, diminished our standing in the International community and has displayed more concern about the behavior of NFL football players; then he has for the well-being of the citizens he is sworn to uphold.  

Welcome to the new normal!  

Thankfully, Kxng Crooked’s Good Vs Evil 2: The Red Empire picks up right where its predecessor left off. On the surface, Good Vs Evil 2 is the epitome of woke; a politically and socially conscious decree that demands to be heard and processed.  At its core, it’s designed to be the theme music that Colin Kapernick and a generation can proudly knell to.

“When I first started creating Good Vs Evil I wondered how I would get my audience to listen to a project covering social injustice, racism, classism etc. in a climate where most rappers are making music about poppin' Xanax and drinking lean” Crooked commented. “My immediate afterthought was who gives a fuck what other artists are doing, Hip-Hop needs this album! Look at the world today. We have a president whose ex-wife is on record saying she was raped by him. We have police officers who are on film killing unarmed citizens with no consequences. We have entire cities like Flint, MI drinking poisonous water. Good Vs Evil 2 is just as necessary as part one. From the production to the content to the music sequencing to the artwork everything is designed to provoke thought. And the shit slaps too!” 

Good Vs Evil 2 is just as incendiary, authentic and unapologetic as its predecessor and that is evident by the projects cover art and first single, “Truth” (Why You Mad) as one half of Slaughterhouse (Crooked and Royce 5’9”) reunite to drop bars on the right wing. 

“There are a few messages I wanted the artwork to communicate” Crooked asserted.  “One is the thin line between good and evil. Sometimes there's light in villains and darkness in heroes. I also added a figure that may be a bit controversial and that's the widely accepted image of Jesus Christ. No shot at Christians, but that particular image of Christ symbolizes death, slavery and colonization to many. Most American slave masters and the Klu Klux Klan members hang that image on their walls and truly believe themselves to be Christians. I'm trying to open doors to taboo conversations. And lastly, the Trump figure is “Red Hood,” the albums new enemy of justice being inducted into the Tyrants club and kneeling like the football players for what he believes in; hatred and division.”

No Justice, No Peace! 

KXNG Crooked Good Vs Evil 2: The Red Empire 12-8-2017!