American ace rapper and songwriter, Earl Simmons, better known by his stage name DMX has finally revealed the names of artists he featured in his upcoming album.
Dmx, who is pulling out all stone for his upcoming album while on the Drink Champs podcast, spill the beans about other artists that will be featured in his project.
Dmx when asked about who will be featured on his album, he said “I got Lil Wayne. I got Snoop. I got the LOX. I got Bono. The U2 nigga, X.
Dmx also gives credit to Swizz Beats, calling him a “magician” after being asked how the Bono feature came about.
He said, “The Bono’s joint is ‘Skyscrapers’. Shit crazy. It got a Miami to feel to it. I feel like I want to shoot the video here”
He added Alicia Keys and Usher are also set to appear on the project. An excitement which particularly surprises X to ask his team for the snippet of the song
According to him, when he first did the song ‘Letter To My Son’, the only problem he had was the piano. Before his friend, Ryan King Joseph came to play the violin. He said.
“It was just piano on the song and I never did a song with one instrumental before. It’s out crazy, it hit you. And then I heard Joseph’s work and put him on the joint.
Meanwhile, he ended the session by marveling at Bono’s bridge – ” all muthafuckas need to do is listen to it and we good.”
Dmx, who began rapping in the early 1990s and released his debut album ‘It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot’ in 1998, selling 251,000 copies within its first week of release.
Dmx since his debut has released seven studio albums. He released his best-selling album, ‘And Then There Was X’ in 1999 when he includes the hit single “Party Up (Up in Here)”.
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