Mozzy's new LP is finally here. Today (Oct. 5), the Sacramento, Calif. artist drops off Gangland Landlord, an 18-track album that marks his third project in just over a year.

Loaded with Mozzy's typically street-oriented bars and features from ScHoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, YG, Too $hort and Yhung T.O, Gangland Landlord is definitely a West Coast affair. Still, Mozzy also made room to include artists like A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Yo Gotti, Dej Loaf and more.

Mozzy's promotion for Gangland Landlord kicked off when he unloaded his video for "Thugz Mansion," a Ty Dolla $ign and YG-assisted tune that takes inspiration from a posthumously released Tupac Shakur song of the same name. With standout features from both artists, Mozzy held it down with some lyrics about his come-up.

"Ayy we sincerely devoted if you ain't notice/50 ball shoved in the denim, them bitches bloated/You got respect for the struggle if you’ve been homeless/Now I’m in the foreign, it's factory clear-coated/Ayy, where the mansion for thugs? I’m tryna slither/Gotta be a fella to enter, just real niggas," Mozzy raps in the latter half of his "Thugz Mansion" verse.

Listen to Gangland Landlord for yourself below. Watch him body a freestyle over Tyga's "Taste" when you're done.

Mozzy's Gangland Landlord Tracklist

1. "No Way (Intro)"
2. "One of Mines"
3. "Not Impressive"
4. "Thugz Mansion" featuring Ty Dolla $ign and YG
5. "Dead Homies" featuring E Mozzy
6. "Bands on Me" featuring Blac Youngsta, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Teejay3
7. "Keep Me Hustlin" featuring Rexx Life Raj
8. "Walk With a Limp" feat. YFN Lucci
9. "Run It Up" featuring ScHoolboy Q and Caine
10. "My Brudda 2X" featuring Celly Ru and Trae Tha Truth
11. "Black Hearted"
12. "Walk Up"
13. "Excuse Me" featuring Too $hort, Yhung T.O. & Dcmbr
14. "Famous" featuring Iamsu!, Yo Gotti & DeJ Loaf
15. "Who Want Problems"
16. "Choke on Me"
17. "Run to the Mansion"
18. "Tear Me Down (Outro)" featuring Rayven Justice

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