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AZ & Buckwild: Save Them (feat. Raekwon & Prodigy) (Records & LPs)
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In an interview released to Billboard in 2017, east coast veteran AZ explains how this collaboration with¶legendary DITC producer Buckwild came along:¶''The sound was shifting. A lot of brothers in the street were telling me ''You got to save us.'' And I'm¶like, ''Save y'all from what?'' So I took that title to save the people, then Buckwild played a joint in the¶studio called ''Save Them,'' and I was like, ''This is it.''¶The two don't really need no introduction: with the Brooklyn lyricist gracing the mic since the mid 90's¶beginning with one of his first appearances alongside Nas on ''Life's A Bitch'' and dropping legendary¶classics such as ''Doe Or Die'', and the Bronx producer providing beats to artists that range from old¶school acts such as The Notorious B.I.G., Jay Z, Kool G Rap, Big Pun, modern day legends such as¶Vinnie Paz, Meyhem Lauren, Termanology and, last but not least, legendary DITC members Big L, Fat¶Joe, Diamond D and the list goes on and on.¶AZ had to recruit ''some brothers who I know respect the craft'' and found them in Wu-Tang Clan's own¶Raekwon alongside the late great Prodigy of Mobb Deep. The song was released in April 2017 and¶brought a breath of fresh air with its classic vibe, together with a video being released just days before¶Prodigy's untimely passing in June 2017. The rest, you already know, is straight up hip-hop history.¶¶A1. Save Them (feat. Raekwon & Prodigy) A2. Save Them (Instrumental)
In an interview released to Billboard in 2017, east coast veteran AZ explains how this collaboration with¶legendary DITC producer Buckwild came along:¶''The sound was shifting. A lot of brothers in the street were telling me ''You got to save us.'' And I'm¶like, ''Save y'all from what?'' So I took that title to save the people, then Buckwild played a joint in the¶studio called ''Save Them,'' and I was like, ''This is it.''¶The two don't really need no introduction: with the Brooklyn lyricist gracing the mic since the mid 90's¶beginning with one of his first appearances alongside Nas on ''Life's A Bitch'' and dropping legendary¶classics such as ''Doe Or Die'', and the Bronx producer providing beats to artists that range from old¶school acts such as The Notorious B.I.G., Jay Z, Kool G Rap, Big Pun, modern day legends such as¶Vinnie Paz, Meyhem Lauren, Termanology and, last but not least, legendary DITC members Big L, Fat¶Joe, Diamond D and the list goes on and on.¶AZ had to recruit ''some brothers who I know respect the craft'' and found them in Wu-Tang Clan's own¶Raekwon alongside the late great Prodigy of Mobb Deep. The song was released in April 2017 and¶brought a breath of fresh air with its classic vibe, together with a video being released just days before¶Prodigy's untimely passing in June 2017. The rest, you already know, is straight up hip-hop history.¶¶A1. Save Them (feat. Raekwon & Prodigy) A2. Save Them (Instrumental)