Nas and DJ Premier's Long-Awaited Collaboration Album Drops on December 12th.
In a recent show, legendary rapper Nas confirmed that his highly anticipated collaboration album with DJ Premier is just around the corner. The project is set to drop on December 12, bringing an end to their lengthy discussions since 2006.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for this reunion, which promises to deliver a unique blend of old-school hip-hop beats and lyrical prowess. With Nas featuring on every 'Legend Has It…' album released so far, including Steel Banglez's "Times," the anticipation has been palpable.
In an October interview with Rolling Stone, Nas expressed his excitement about finally hearing the finished project. He revealed that at least two previously discussed creative ideas would make it onto the album and hinted at a long-awaited collaboration between him and DJ Premier.
DJ Premier also confirmed in October's Rolling Stone issue (unlisted), when talking to one of the artists featured in The Alchemist tour.
This upcoming release marks the last project from Mass Appeal's 'Legend Has It…' series, which has already dropped albums featuring other legendary acts such as Slick Rick, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Mobb Deep.
In a recent show, legendary rapper Nas confirmed that his highly anticipated collaboration album with DJ Premier is just around the corner. The project is set to drop on December 12, bringing an end to their lengthy discussions since 2006.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for this reunion, which promises to deliver a unique blend of old-school hip-hop beats and lyrical prowess. With Nas featuring on every 'Legend Has It…' album released so far, including Steel Banglez's "Times," the anticipation has been palpable.
In an October interview with Rolling Stone, Nas expressed his excitement about finally hearing the finished project. He revealed that at least two previously discussed creative ideas would make it onto the album and hinted at a long-awaited collaboration between him and DJ Premier.
DJ Premier also confirmed in October's Rolling Stone issue (unlisted), when talking to one of the artists featured in The Alchemist tour.
This upcoming release marks the last project from Mass Appeal's 'Legend Has It…' series, which has already dropped albums featuring other legendary acts such as Slick Rick, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Mobb Deep.
! Been waiting since 2006, that's crazy long time! 
I've been checking out all the 'Legend Has It…' albums featuring Slick Rick and Raekwon too. Steel Banglez's "Times" is fire 
Can't wait to hear those two legends go back to back on tracks 
i've been waiting for like forever 
and it's finally dropping on dec 12th 
can't wait to hear those old-school beats 
and see what kind of magic they whip up in the studio 
hopefully we get some fire bars 
from Nas too, he's one of my faves 
and Nas is like the OG king of rap, his lyrics are so fire 
and Steel Banglez just added another layer of hype with 'Times' 
! It's been a looong time coming, but I know they're gonna bring the heat 
. I'm expecting some serious old-school vibes and lyrical fire 
. Can't wait to dive in and see which creative ideas make it onto the tracklist 
i'm also wondering if we'll see any cameos from the ghostface killah or raekwon crew
the chemistry between them is gonna be pure magic 
. nas has been talking about it in his interviews and from what he said, it's gonna be a game changer 
. this collab is part of that legendary 'Legend Has It…' series and now it's the last one, which means we gotta make the most of it! let's get ready to vibe out with these hip-hop legends 
. Like, someone pays me to eat wings all day? That sounds like a dream come true 
. December 12th can't come soon enough for that album... but first, more wings need to be made!
2006 was like, a lifetime ago, right? 
I've been feeling old-school hip-hop vibes lately and this collab is just what I need to get my nostalgic fix 
anyway i'm super stoked about this new album dropping on dec 12th, those beats are gonna be fire 
All these years of them hyping it up in interviews and I'm still not sure what to expect... are they gonna bring back the classic Queensbridge sound? 
Will we get some new heat from Nas or just rehashed tracks from his past albums? 
At least we know there's gonna be at least two old ideas on the album, so that's a plus! 
Let's hope it delivers, 'cause I'm ready to bump this bad boy all day long 
... maybe it's just a way to keep us consumers hooked on something old-school?