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Rakim has been explicit about why a record like this exists in 2026. 'What I love about doing projects like this is it breaks down the barriers of East Coast, West Coast, the Dirty South, Midwest, wherever you're from,' he said, and he was blunter about the other barrier the record is testing: 'I always hated that hip-hop felt that there was an age limit. I quietly disagreed.' Putting the Dogg Pound and Wu-Tang lineages on one title states that argument in the most literal terms available, and sixteen tracks is a lot of room in which to make it. Rakim produced across the record with Nick Wiz contributing and Nick Price handling the Masta Killa solo 'Nights Over Brooklyn,' and the closer is a remix of 'Halleuja' featuring Mic King.
Tracklist
- Goin Down (feat. Kokane) 3:33
- DPG - WU TANG, WU TANG - DPG 3:40
- Rock Ya Body (feat. Daz Dillinger, Ghostface Killah & Raekwon) 3:21
- Push The Button 2:36
- Rabbit (feat. Mac Shawn 100) 3:26
- God Speak (Interlude) 1:10
- A Different Kind 3:03
- Is It Love (feat. Jamall Ray) 2:54
- Thelonius (feat. Buckshot, RIM & Trigga) 3:40
- Nights Over Brooklyn 3:11
- I'm Good (Remix) 5:16
- Upstate Introspective (Interlude) 0:57
- Still Ill! (feat. KRS-One & Kool G Rap) 4:14
- Nine & Chrome Fiend 4:21
- Rabbit (Remix) [feat. Snoop Dogg] 3:46
- Halleuja (Remix) [feat. Mic King] 4:05
Credits
- Featuring
- Kurupt, Masta Killa
- Label
- Holy Toledo Productions / DMG Publishing / Compound Interest
- Copyright
- ℗ 2026 Holy Toledo Productions LLC / DMG Publishing LLC / Compound Interest
