TRACKLIST
Death Wish Intro
Apathy - Inhumanz
Ras Kass - Sus
Ty Farris - Of Course It's Me
Daa Fly Hooligan - Hooligan Music
Interlude
Psycho Les and Celph Titled - Y'all Clowns
Smoovth - Gracious
Timbo King - The Garden
Interlude 2
Recognize Ali and Mr. Lif - Feeling Brolic
Raze the Ratchet - Deity
Outro
DESCRIPTION
-Death With (Part II) boasts guest appearances by the likes of Apathy, Ras Kass, Psycho Les (Beatnuts), Mr. Lif, Recognize Ali and more!
-Stu Bangas has made a strong name for himself as one of the more prolific producers in the underground hip-hop scene, with a heavyweight discography that includes collaborative projects with Cappadonna, Mr. Lif, ILL BILL, Eric Bobo, Lord Goat, Recognize Ali, Blacastan, Esoteric, Blaq Poet and more.
-"Stu Bangas is best known for his ill boom bap production. His style is raw, uninhibited, unique, and definitely unmatched." -Weekly Rap Gods
-“Stu continues to demonstrate his ability to feel more than just the beats to craft incredibly top tier hip hop that has replay value.” -Raw Side Hip Hop
Prolific producer Stu Bangas is back with a new collection of hard-hitting collaborations on Death Wish (Part II), the much anticipated sequel to the 2021 original. The project finds the Boston beatsmith rocking with some of his favorite emcees of all time as well as familiar names who always seem to bring their best work to his instrumentals. For Stu, it’s an honor to work with the likes of Ras Kass and Psycho Les (of the Beatnuts). He made the connections while creating the phenomenal Empires LP with Eric Bobo (of Cypress Hill), and it led to the bangers you hear on Death Wish (Part II). The track with Ras, “Sus,” is an equally hilarious and hardcore takedown of weak-willed phonies, while Psycho Les teams with Celph Titled for the gangster-but-lighthearted “Y’all Clowns.” “I grew up on all the Beatnuts albums, my whole group of friends loved them,” Stu says. “And Soul on Ice by Ras Kass? That’s a certified classic for any hip-hop head.” The other tracks on Death Wish (Part II) include more standout features, from the shoulder-brushing raps of Ty Farris on “Of Course It’s Me,” to the appropriately titled “Feeling Brolic” with Recognize Ali & Mr. Lif. And if you’re left wanting more from Stu and his stable of raw collaborators, keep an eye out for what’s next from the producer. In addition to plans for more joint projects and instrumental releases, he is already starting to stash songs for a Part III.