Veteran emcee Masta Ace‘s 2004 “A Long Hot Summer” needs no introduction. If you’re unfamiliar with the record, Below System Records has just properly re-released it under their imprint – additionally offering two previously unreleased cuts “GMO” (below) and “Globetrotter”.
Ambrosia For Heads recently exchanged some dialogue with Ace in reflection of the record and bonus tracks: “GMO” is a joint I started writing over a year ago. I got that beat from Brutal Artistry when I was in Leeds, England with eMC almost two years ago. I was just waiting for the right opportunity to finish the verse. Its a very simple 40 bar verse, just talking shit. I don’t do very many songs like that, so this is a special joint for that reason.”
Get your physical fixes at Below System Records or Underground Hip-Hop now.
You might also like
More from New Music
Artist Jalen McMillan Resurfaces To Drop Two New Surprise Singles For Fans
Rapper, Jalen McMillan, gives fans a reason to celebrate during these difficult times, as he releases two new singles – …
Miami Rapper Frado Doefrae Introduces Brand New EP Release, “Frado VS Frado Doefrae”
Rising Miami rapper, Frado Doefrae, just dropped his long awaited studio project, Frado VS Frado Doefrae. Based out of Miami, Florida, …
pineappleCITI Releases “Lift Me Up” via Red Bull Records
pineappleCITI returns to release her latest single, “Lift Me Up,” out today on Red Bull Records. A self-motivating, trap/R&B anthem that shines …
