Raekwon

Nearly twenty years to the day after the release of Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..., Raekwon and Ghostface Killah returned to New York City's Irving Plaza last nigth (July 20) to celebrate not only the album but two storied decades of hip-hop...

Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge unveil their Twelve Reasons To Die II album just in time for the holiday weekend. Featuring Raekwon, RZA, Vince Staples and Bilal, the follow up to Twelve Reasons To Die is another chapter in Ghost's fictional mafioso tales. The concept album ...

Ghostface Killah announces his Twelve Reasons To Die II album with "Let The Record Spin" featuring Raekwon on the mic and Adrian Younge behind the boards. As one song on a concept album, "Let The Record Spin," is part of a story that revolves around the fictional DeLuca crime family and the rise of rival gang leader Lester Kane (played by Raekwon on wax) who summons the ghost

ALIFE continues to partner up with some of the biggest names in hip-hop and this time around, the New York City clothing brand has teamed up with Wu-Tang Clan member, Raekwon, for an exclusive photo graphic tee. Featuring The Staten Island Chef, the brand new T-Shirt from ALIFE features a photo portrait of Lex Diamonds holding a dozen of roses, while posing with an ALIFE T-Shirt in the image...

All the way back in 1994, Method Man kicked off the first round of Wu-Tang Clan solo releases with the seminal Tical, which blended his sneering humor with one of the greatest voices to ever touch wax. More than two decades later, Meth is back with his fifth album, The Meth Lab, due out August 21 on Tommy Boy. An album...

Ghostface Killah laces fans with a new track. The New York MC called on his fellow Wu-Tang Clan brothers, RZA and Raekwon for  "Return of the Savage." The Adrian Younge-produced song has an eerie vibe to it and makes you feel like you're in one of RZA's movies. Each rap...

Snoop Dogg in a New York Yankees hat is a bit unnerving considering his history with the city of New York, but in the video for Raekwon's "1, 2, 1, 2" the two artists show love for each other's coasts. With each rapper wearing black and white against a white backdrop and young b-boys and b-girls breakdancing and cutting and scratching, the video has a raw feeling that is reminiscent of

Wu-Tang Clan may be dropping a new album. While speaking with Billboard about his own new album, Fly International Luxurious Art, Raekwon opened up about the possibilities of a new LP with the crew. "Wu-Tang, like we always told you, it's going to be forever," said Raekwon. "Wu-Tang wil ...

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Raekwon’s legacy is set in stone. As a solo artist and member of the Wu-Tang Clan, Raekwon has crafted some of the most important works in rap history. Albums like Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... and Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) have ensured that the Chef will always hold a special place in hip-hop lore. Having...

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