The collaboration "Wolves and Hyenas" represents a significant artistic partnership between two esteemed Washington state musicians: Mafia, also known as Skuntdunanna, and Acacia Jacc, accompanied by the masterful beat production of Slapp Ya Self Beats. Notably, the project's professional mixing and mastering were entrusted to Seattle's own Dsane, a recognized figure in the music industry.

Mafia's roots in the South Seattle streets laid the groundwork for an illustrious career spanning back to the 1990s, evident through a consistent release of albums and projects showcasing his unyielding skill and momentum. His unconventional punchlines and metaphors solidify his reputation as one of the foremost wordsmiths on the West Coast. In collaboration with Acacia Jacc, recently released from a Washington state prison after over two decades, the album serves as a poignant reflection of Jacc's life experiences and pain, capturing the raw authenticity that defines his artistry. Jacc, an Acacia Block Crip, boldly incorporates this aspect of his identity throughout the album.

From an enthralling introduction to a compelling conclusion, standout tracks such as "Glory to the Streets," "Shame," and "Where I'm Coming From" exemplify the finest of West Coast hip-hop, thereby making this release an essential addition for enthusiasts of the genre.

Wolves & Hyenas

Drop

Where I'm Coming From

9. No Concern

8. Go For Me (feat. Kevin B)

Shame

Glory To The Streets

Feel Me

Wolves & Hyenas (Remix and Mastered)

Who Really

Check Your Energy

Go Time (Intro)

Mafia aka Skuntdunanna-Slapp ya Self Beats

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