Some heavy-hitter producers such as Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, No I.D., Pharrell, RZA, Hit-Boy and Pete Rock contribute to the project. Like the original, The Lost Tapes 2 features unreleased tracks that didn’t make previous Nas albums (16 in total).
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Sign up for our email newsletter to keep up with our weekly new music recommendations for more dope new music like Nas The Lost Tapes 2 and more.New York, NY – Nas held a private listening event for the next installment of his Lost Tapes series at the Mass Appeal Headquarters in Soho Manhattan on Tuesday (July 16). Should you subscribe to or purchase music, it helps Celebrity Myxer monetize from recommendation of quality content. – “Learn You” (Single)ĭisclaimer: there are some affiliate links to music in this article. Akay the Pharaoh – “Summer Of 02′” (Single).Joyner Lucas featuring Timbaland – “10 Bands” (Single).Conway The Machine featuring Eminem – “Bang” (Single).Julian Love Music – “Blacked” ( Single).Freddie Gibbs & Madlib featuring Pusha T & Killer Mike – “Palmolive” ( Single) The credits for The Lost Tapes 2 reads like a hip-hop all-star team: Swizz Beatz, Pharrell Williams, Kanye West, No I.D., RZA, Hit-Boy, Eric Hudson, DJ Dahi, Pete Rock, and the Alchemist are all.
The recordings herein originate from the sessions that gave us Hip Hop Is Dead (2006), Untitled (2008), Life Is Good (2012), and the Kanye West-produced Nasir (2018).
Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack) Featuring Al Jarreau, Keyon Harrold 4. As labels would become better at protecting music (Nas switched from Columbia to Def Jam and then to his very own Mass Appeal in the time after), the majority of the songs on The Lost Tapes 2 are new at first listen to even the most dedicated God’s Son disciples.
Rick Ross featuring Swizz Beatz – “Big Tyme” ( Single) Nas ‘The Lost Tapes 2: Listen to New Songs 1. In the meantime, you can check out Nas The Lost Tapes 2 down below. Wale featuring Jeremih “On Chill” (Single). Queen Naija – “Away From You” (Single) Exclusive Live Performance. Queen Naija Performs “Away From You” At 2019 BET Awards Experience In an interview with Trevor Noah the emcee says, “You kinda gotta guess like, what year did he make this one?” Nas further elaborates, “Some of the songs are like 10 years old, 12 years old, and some of them are as early as a year-and-a-half ago.” The lyricist’s phenomenal story-teller flow doesn’t identify a time period. When you try to guess which year they were made you really can’t. There are no rapper features… just Nasir assisted by the vocals of others on select tracks. Following his successful comeback in 2001 with the release of Stillmatic, Nas released The Lost Tapes in 2002, a compilation of previously unreleased material created. You can stream it or purchase the album here. The recordings herein originate from the sessions that gave us Hip Hop Is Dead. The new project features unreleased songs from Hip-Hop Is Dead, Untitled, Life Is Good, and Nasir. As labels would become better at protecting music (Nas switched from Columbia to Def Jam and then to his very own Mass Appeal in the time after), the majority of the songs on The Lost Tapes 2 are new at first listen to even the most dedicated God’s Son disciples. Nas has beat production from some of music’s heavy-hitters including Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Swizz Beatz, No I.D, Pete Rock, The Alchemist, Hit-Boy and more! Music editor Tkaey says about the album, “as far as the production- it might be one of his best works yet.” Sample it above. Nas The Lost Tapes 2 album has released and it’s dope as we expected Similar to The Lost Tapes compilation album from 2002, this joint features sixteen tracks that didn’t make their final albums. The new project features unreleased songs from Hip-Hop Is Dead, Untitled, Life Is Good, and Nasir. If the next time happens to be on The Lost Tapes 3, Nas promised that fans at least won’t have. Nas The Lost Tapes 2 album has released and it’s dope as we expected! Similar to The Lost Tapes compilation album from 2002, this joint features sixteen tracks that didn’t make their final albums. The Lost Tapes and God’s Son were also the last time the Alchemist landed a beat on a Nas album.
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