I meant to drop this on you guys last week but as you’ve noticed… I’ve been incredibly lazy. I’ll try and switch that here this week cuz I’m feeling motivated. But yea Bill and Steven great collabo effort, as mentioned before Steven King was on Uncle Howie many years ago, and I’ve always loved the joint The System. I’ve said F mediafire due to ads I recently tried to download something from there and it was hurrendous! ADS ADS ADS I could barely get to my download it was dreadful and I didnt want to put you guys through that… So I’ve found something new… I hope it works, sound off
01. Introduction 02. Young Gully – Ill Bill, Whatzisface & Steven King (Prod. by Harry Fraud Cuts by Statik Selektah) 03. M16 (Prod. by Ill Bill) 04. I Attack (Prod. by Ill Bill) 05. Muzzle The Nose (Prod. by Harry Fraud) 06. Brooklyn Cats 07. Howie Made Me Do It ft. Cyn Roc, E. Dot 08. The Drug Dealer 09. In Da Hood ft. Cyn Roc 10. Straight Illin’ ft. Skam2 11. Ya’ll Wont See Me ft. Cyn Roc, Q-Unique 12. Gangster Rap (remix) (Prod. by ATG) 13. Fathers of Violence (Prod. by ATG)
I meant to drop this on you guys last week but as you’ve noticed… I’ve been incredibly lazy. I’ll try and switch that here this week cuz I’m feeling motivated. But yea Bill and Steven great collabo effort, as mentioned before Steven King was on Uncle Howie many years ago, and I’ve always loved the joint The System. I’ve said F mediafire due to ads I recently tried to download something from there and it was hurrendous! ADS ADS ADS I could barely get to my download it was dreadful and I didnt want to put you guys through that… So I’ve found something new… I hope it works, sound off
01. Introduction 02. Young Gully – Ill Bill, Whatzisface & Steven King (Prod. by Harry Fraud Cuts by Statik Selektah) 03. M16 (Prod. by Ill Bill) 04. I Attack (Prod. by Ill Bill) 05. Muzzle The Nose (Prod. by Harry Fraud) 06. Brooklyn Cats 07. Howie Made Me Do It ft. Cyn Roc, E. Dot 08. The Drug Dealer 09. In Da Hood ft. Cyn Roc 10. Straight Illin’ ft. Skam2 11. Ya’ll Wont See Me ft. Cyn Roc, Q-Unique 12. Gangster Rap (remix) (Prod. by ATG) 13. Fathers of Violence (Prod. by ATG)
The “Eat Like A King” mixtape hosted by Statik Selektah marks Steven King’s first release under the Heroic Villain Records imprint. Having received spins on Sirius XM radio from the legendary DJ Premiere and Statik Selektah and being featured on the La Coka Nostra mixtape “Audacity of Coke” (Track 15 – Straight Illin), buzz has built around this project for the past few weeks. Featuring guest appearances from Kool G Rap, Ill Bill of La Coka Nostra, Cyn Roc and others, and production from Alexander The Great or ATG (producer of Kool G Rap “NY Timez”), Ill Bill, and Rythm & Bleu, “Eat Like A King” is sure to make some noise within the industry.
Keep a look out for Steven King for the rest of 2009 as he has other projects on the way – including collaborations with Sticky Fingaz, Ill Bill, Statik Selektah etc, a few mixtapes, as well as his first full-length effort under Heroic Villain Records. For now check out “Eat Like A King”, and a DJ free version of “Bushwick Burglars”.
The “Eat Like A King” mixtape hosted by Statik Selektah marks Steven King’s first release under the Heroic Villain Records imprint. Having received spins on Sirius XM radio from the legendary DJ Premiere and Statik Selektah and being featured on the La Coka Nostra mixtape “Audacity of Coke” (Track 15 – Straight Illin), buzz has built around this project for the past few weeks. Featuring guest appearances from Kool G Rap, Ill Bill of La Coka Nostra, Cyn Roc and others, and production from Alexander The Great or ATG (producer of Kool G Rap “NY Timez”), Ill Bill, and Rythm & Bleu, “Eat Like A King” is sure to make some noise within the industry.
Keep a look out for Steven King for the rest of 2009 as he has other projects on the way – including collaborations with Sticky Fingaz, Ill Bill, Statik Selektah etc, a few mixtapes, as well as his first full-length effort under Heroic Villain Records. For now check out “Eat Like A King”, and a DJ free version of “Bushwick Burglars”.
The “Eat Like A King” mixtape hosted by Statik Selektah marks Steven King’s first release under the Heroic Villain Records imprint. Having received spins on Sirius XM radio from the legendary DJ Premiere and Statik Selektah and being featured on the La Coka Nostra mixtape “Audacity of Coke” (Track 15 – Straight Illin), buzz has built around this project for the past few weeks. Featuring guest appearances from Kool G Rap, Ill Bill of La Coka Nostra, Cyn Roc and others, and production from Alexander The Great or ATG (producer of Kool G Rap “NY Timez”), Ill Bill, and Rythm & Bleu, “Eat Like A King” is sure to make some noise within the industry.
Keep a look out for Steven King for the rest of 2009 as he has other projects on the way – including collaborations with Sticky Fingaz, Ill Bill, Statik Selektah etc, a few mixtapes, as well as his first full-length effort under Heroic Villain Records. For now check out “Eat Like A King”, and a DJ free version of “Bushwick Burglars”.
Steven King bang! with a banger right after he dropped that video with Statik, This time coming with the GOAT! Kool G Rap and this shit is smooth as hell! Eat Like a King mixtape drops real soon I heard july 24th whats that Thursday?