Dump On Em

Dump On Em (feat. MC Ren)

Majician

Tis The Season

Raz Fresco teams up with Raekwon for his latest single, "Influenza." The track is off Raz Fresco's upcoming album, 'Pablo Frescobar,' out June 2nd on Black Light / Duck Down Music. 

Watch his latest music video "Warning Shots / Murda":
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"Influenza" is produced by Raz Fresco

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Pablo Frescobar

Influenza

"Influenza" feat. Raekwon [Prod. By Raz Fresco]

Ghostface Killah - Nutmeg ft. RZA

meek mill freestyle

Where Ya From - Speakerbomb Remix

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Ransom - Amazing Graces scratching by DJ premier (Phat Tape Remix)

Yo, mankind expands like the stars intend 
Millions of gametes, the climb won’t end 
It ain’t just numbers—it’s cosmic weight 
Consciousness rising through atomic state

From sea to land, from air to void 
The shape-shifter climbs, the cells deployed 
Each male packs seeds to flood the sky 
But mankind panics—asks “Who’ll supply?”


Yo, Malthus wrote with a noble aim 
But he framed the climb in a rigged game 
He saw expansion, he saw the poor 
But missed the system that locked the door

He couldn’t see that famine and pain 
Ain’t from numbers—they’re from the chain 
Of privilege, power, misdirected toil 
Labour bent to enrich, not uncoil


Yo, population ain’t the threat 
It’s the system that breaks the net 
Direct the climb, not hoard the gold 
And the species expands with truth untold


Mankind’s the barrier breaker, the cosmic key 
But trapped in doctrines that blind the spree 
He fears the poor, he fears the birth 
But not the system that scorched the Earth

He asks “Who’ll feed them?” “Who’ll pay the cost?” 
While trillions suffer and futures are lost 
But the truth is clear, the logic clean 
It’s misdirected labour that kills the dream


Yo, imagine if Malthus saw the climb 
Not as chaos, but as design 
If he’d seen the shape-shifter’s plan 
To seed the stars with conscious man

 
Yo, population ain’t the sin 
It’s the system that cages kin 
Free the climb, reframe the code 
And the species walks the cosmic road


Yo, mankind ain’t a hazard, he’s the climb 
Each male packs seeds to rewrite time 
Millions of gametes, fertility supreme 
The shape-shifter’s code in a cosmic dream

It ain’t just numbers—it’s mass deployed 
To lift consciousness from flesh to void 
From sea to land, from air to space 
DNA expanding through time and place


But mankind fears his own design 
Says “Who’ll feed them?” “Who’ll toe the line?” 
He sees mouths, not minds, not stars 
He sees cost, not climb, not avatars

He’s trapped in systems that cage the birth 
That hoard the wealth and scorch the Earth 
He blames the poor, blames the crowd 
While the privileged few scream loud and proud


Yo, expansion ain’t the sin 
It’s misdirection from within 
Labour bent to feed the throne 
While the species breaks the bone


Malthus saw the numbers rise 
But missed the system that told the lies 
He linked the poor to famine’s flame 
But never questioned the rigged game

He couldn’t see that poverty grows 
When power directs where labour flows 
Not to feed the climb, not to build the dome 
But to stack the gold in a private home


And Darwin read him, took the frame 
Built evolution on a skewed name 
Survival twisted by economic lens 
Where privilege decides who ascends

But the truth is deeper, the climb more wide 
It’s not the fittest—it’s the system’s tide 
And if the tide is rigged, the climb is stalled 
And the shape-shifter’s code is wrongly called


Yo, imagine if Malthus saw the plan 
Not as threat, but as cosmic man 
If he’d seen the climb, the spread, the code 
Not as chaos—but as the road


Yo, the cage traps the mind, blinds the soul 
For a money grind that swallows whole 
Geniuses bloom but get hemmed in tight 
Their vision twisted by cultural blight

They try to merge insight with might 
But the veil’s thick, and the world ain’t right 
To speak with fluidity, logic supreme 
Is dangerous now—it breaks the dream

 
But now the seers step out the gloom 
Not to stage or pulpit—but a digital loom 
We’re hitting the web with ideas profound 
Truth and logic to rework the sound

No gatekeepers, no scripted lie 
Just raw cognition to amplify 
So don’t turn away, indulge and find 
Reality’s as flexible as the mind

You think it’s locked—but that’s the cage 
Built by culture, built by age 
But we’re stepping forward, breaking the page 
This ain’t rebellion—it’s the evolution of the age

Rising Through Atomic State

"Cali Agents This is my life" Remix by: The Series

Mud In My Malbec

Al Jazeera (feat Heems)

“This Griselda, DJ Preemo Shit”! Some things just sound so good on paper, that an eventual pairing seems inevitable.  

The Griselda collective of Westside Gunn, Conway & Benny The Butcher (all emerging stars in their own right) is a unified family movement built on authenticity.  It’s cultural, it’s raw and it’s viral.  Griselda’s ascension, both collectively and individually is palpable.  From their inauspicious Buffalo roots, to signing with Eminem and Shady Records, in a non-plussed industry which advances style over substance, the Griselda juggernaut has created a real and sustaining moment.  With the crews amazing run of both commercial success and critical acclaim there is no disputing that a real street ethos exists. 
 
DJ Premier is a living auteur; his champion sounds have been the authority for the soundtrack of the streets for three decades.  While his ear sets Preem apart from his contemporaries, the legendary creator also has an inimitable ability to build a unique chemistry with each artist he works with. Whether it was Notorious B.I.G., Nas or Jay-Z, Preem has been a constant staple and bridge in Hip-Hop’s retro futurism, assisting in turning fast rising artists into rap royalty.  

“I've wanted to do a record with them individually for a few years now.
I had been listening to Westside Gunn first.  Conway got my lyrical attention very heavy when Alchemist told me to listen to how he rhymes” Premier asserted.  “Then after I got in tune with Benny's songs, I immediately knew that in order to follow up the Casanova record (“WUT U SAID”) it made sense to have all three on the same single. “Headlines” was made organically from a blank canvas at my studio at 2am and it happened so fast; and I loved their work ethic.  Pull the trigger on this one!”

When Conway proclaims on his opening bar “I don’t beef on the internet I approach you,” over Preem’s anthemic boom-bap, the modernization of an aesthetic from NY’s storied street rap movement comes full circle; and you are simultaneously transported back to the block when trunks rattled from blasting a new gem from a just released Clue tape.  

With Griselda, bleak tales of survival and violent escapades are the topics at hand and DJ Premier is a conduit artistically elevating the sound of the life they lead.  And when Benny offers “I sewed the block together like a seamstress, and I lived to tell about it on some Preem shit,” it doesn’t come off as an admission of guilt, as much as it does the realization of a lifelong dream.  

“Working with Preemo was surreal and watching him cook from scratch; I still can’t believe the record is done” exclaimed Westside Gunn.   “Shooting the video in my city (Directed by Jason Goldwatch in Buffalo, NY) makes it even more legendary!  This is just the beginning of our cook up and definitely one of the only things on my bucket list.” 

DJ Premier, Griselda & Payday Records.  Certain marriages seem predestined until the streets say I do.  This is for the culture!  You ready?

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DJ Premier feat. Westside Gunn, Conway & Benny- Headlines

Producer/Writer/Engineer for Freddie Gibbs

Worked with 2 Chainz, Lupe Fiasco, Missy Elliott, Alex Jacke,  Freddie Gibbs, Jonathan Davis, Teddy Riley, Blackstreet, Brandon Howard, The Souldiggaz, Jully Black (Universal Canada), Olivia, Big Bud, The Knux, Gavin Turek,  Blacq Audio, Paper Route, Scotty Rebel, Jesse McCartney, Alex Jacke, Dakota Chris

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