US EditionNas And DJ Premier Drop Their Long-Awaited Collaborative Album ‘Light-Years’ On Mass Appeal
Light-Years features 15 songs with AZ as the sole guest and concludes Mass Appeal's year-long Legend Has It series celebrating hip hop icons.
- Light-Years arrived on Mass Appeal today as Nas and DJ Premier delivered their long-discussed collaborative album, which is available now through the label.
- Rooted in Illmatic in 94, fans recall a 2006 Scratch Magazine cover and last year's reunion for 'Define My Name' rekindling the project.
- Earlier this week the duo dropped the tracklist, revealing a fifteen-song run with AZ as the lone guest, and fans erupted with excitement.
- The release closes Mass Appeal's Legend Has It year-long series, delivering historic projects and serving as a gift for long-time listeners with Nas and DJ Premier's restored chemistry.
- Light-Years revives the duo's early energy with Nas sharpened and DJ Premier delivering elevated production that deepens their 1994 conversation.
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Nas And DJ Premier Drop Their Long-Awaited Collaborative Album ‘Light-Years’ On Mass Appeal
Today marks a moment Hip Hop fans have waited decades to witness. Nas and DJ Premier, two of the most important architects in rap history, have finally delivered their long-discussed… The post Nas And DJ Premier Drop Their Long-Awaited Collaborative Album ‘Light-Years’ On Mass Appeal appeared first on .
Rap icon Nas reunites with DJ Premier on the well-crafted 'Light-Years', which harks back to the old masterpiece 'Illmatic'
Leak Preview: Nas & DJ Premier – Light Years
One of the most legendary emcees ever to grace a mic from New York, Nas is back with a whole new projet. The mogul shared his common album with DJ Premier, Light Years. The LP feels like both a homecoming and a rebirth for Nas and DJ Premier, a long-awaited full-length that stitches together decades of collaboration. The project is a 15-track effort that is likely to cement Nas’ place in the culture even more. From the looks of it, it seems as t…
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