Queens gets the money again on this new leak off Prodigy’s and The Alchemist’s collaboration, Albert Einstein. Album drops June 11th.
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Prodigy and The Alchemist are prepping their collaboraitive project Albert Einstein for a June 11 release. Before it arrives, here’s a first look of its front cover and titles. Pre-order here. 1. Intro 2. LMDKV 3. Give Em Hell 4. Stay Dope 5. Curb Ya Dog 6. Death Sentence (Feat. Roc Marciano) 7. Bear Meat 8. Y.N.T. (Feat Domo Genesis) 9. R.I.P. (Feat Havoc & Raekwon) 10. Dough Pildin 11. Confessions 12. Bible Paper (Feat Alchemist) 13. The One (Feat […]
The West Coast trio keep their rhymes yapping and the du-rag’s flapping in the visual to their album‘s title track. Produced by The Alchemist. No B.Dot cameo included. Catch the wave. xxl
Produced by The Alchemist and Mac Miller’s alter-ego, Larry Fisherman, Mac and Prodigy pair up for a stick up on their new collaboration. Sounds money.
The Gangrene duo roll up with the latest leak off Oh No’s upcoming solo set, Disrupted Ads.
For those who need more than what was on Rare Chandeliers, Bronsolini and The Alchemist fork over three bonus cuts for you cheap and greedy downloaders. “Brown Bag Wrap” “Drugs Cheese On A Roll” “Feinds Jean Jacket Mix” xzone
While Action was holding things down in San Fran on Sunday, he brought out The Alchemist for an impromptu performance of “Hold You Down”. Soon you’ll understand, but for now, download their collabo
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Action Bronson and The Alchemist flip the switch and gives us their collaborative project, Rare Chandeliers. Powered by VICE, get it after the jump.
Get onboard. Teaming up with 9Five eyewear, The Alchemist hits us with a one-two punch
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