Raekwon

Rock The Bells added the Sugarhill Gang, the Furious Five, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah, Kool G Rap, Onyx and more to its Nov. 29 festival at Newark's Prudential Center.

Thirty-three years after Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) rewrote hip-hop, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducts Wu-Tang Clan first-ballot into its Class of 2026. Inside the full arc: RZA's vision, the one-group-nine-labels masterstroke, the classic solo run, and why this coronation hits different.

Fresh off the release of their latest album, 'Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues,' 36 Chambers ALC drops a remix to the original track "Hood Go Bang," which now features Redman, Method Man, Raekwon, Mathematics, and U-God.

Brooklyn rapper Joell Ortiz releases an early Xmas present for Hip hop fans worldwide. The lyrical beast drops "Start To Fade," featuring Raekwon and Motown Legend himself Smokey Robinson.

After releasing his seventh solo album, The Wild, Raekwon announces his "The Wild" Tour 2017 to support the project.

This year (2013) marks the 20 th anniversary since Wu-Tang Clan released their classic debut LP, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

After a short hiatus, former G-Unit rapper Lloyd Banks drops the brand new track "Drop a Diamond," featuring Raekwon.

Vado always represents for the streets of Harlem. This time around he got a little help from the Staten Island general and Wu-Tang Clan legend Raekwon for his new joint called "Fast Lane" off of his new mixtape, Slime Flu 4.

Raekwon gets back to work with the brand new single, "Soundboy Kill It," featuring R and B songstress Melanie Fiona. Produced by Jerry Wonda, the Wu-Tang Clan member spits some fiery lyrics while MF adds some sweet nothings.

Boston's Statik Selektah enlists Joey BadA$$ and Raekwon for the first single "Bird's Eye View" from his next album Extended Play .

If you're a Raekwon fan then January 2013 will be a happy month for you. The Wu-Tang clan member announced on Twitter the release of a new EP, entitled Lost Jewelry .

"Crack Spot Stories" is one of the latest tracks from We Block , a joint compilation album with Wu-Tang Clan and D Block.