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Xzibit, B-Real & Demrick Release New Serial Killers Project “Day Of The Dead”

Xzibit, B-Real & Demrick Release New Serial Killers Project "Day Of The Dead"

Xzibit, B-Real and Demrick — together known as the Serial Killers — have reconnected for a project titled Day Of The Dead, which fittingly arrives in the midst of the Halloween season.

The new release is their first as a group since 2015’s The Murder Show. The trio’s latest project features seven tracks with contributions from C-Kan, Brevi and James Savage.

View the Serial Killers’ Day Of The Dead stream and tracklist below:

 

 

1. (W)e (A)re (R)eady
2. Get Away with It
3. Day of the Dead
4. Ask About Me
5. Jalisco Medicine f. C-Kan
6. Fruit Punch f. Brevi & James Savage
7. Things Fall Apart

 

Source: https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.49028/title.xzibit-b-real-demrick-release-new-serial-killers-project-day-of-the-dead#

New Serial Killers Mixtape (Xzibit, B-Real & Demrick) – The Murder Show – Listen Now!

After dropping their now classic debut album “Serial Killers Vol. 1”, Cypress Hill frontman B-Real, West Coast legend Xzibit, and Demrick return with their brand new sophomore album “The Murder Show”. The new tape comes rocking all new material, boasting features from Jarren Benton, Bad Lucc, and Mykestro.

The project comes loaded up with all new material, 10 tracks in all, with production from The Bizness, G Rocka, 21, and more. Listen to the new mixtape below!

Listen here: http://www.audiomack.com/album/paperchaserdotcom/the-murder-show

Xzibit Announces Serial Killers Reunion With B-Real & Demrick For "The Murder Show"

Xzibit Interview with NFL Pro Player Insiders: Talks Napalm Album, NFL Teams and the Throwback NFL Jersey’s Xzibit Owns

Xzibit sat down with ProPlayerInsiders.com where Xzibit talks about the new album Napalm, his favorite NFL team and the Throwback NFL Jersey's he has:

Pro Player Insiders: On the title track, “Napalm,” you allude to US troops and filmed some of the music video clips in Iraq. What inspired you to use your song to reflect on the American troops?

XZIBIT: I was raised with some of those values. I always say my dad loved me the only way he knew how and that was through the marine corps. There were a lot of positive things that came from that too but I wouldn’t say it inspired the album; it was just more or less respect for the principle and respect for the values.

PPI: Now let’s talk football. What team are you rooting for this year?

XZIBIT: My favorite team is the Raiders (chuckles).

PPI: Whose jerseys do you rep?

XZIBIT: I got a Montana, Namath, Jerry Rice, Barry Sanders, and Walter Payton. I got tons of jerseys but I was rocking them back in the day.

To read or listen to the rest of the interview go to: http://proplayerinsiders.com/xzibit-hip-hop-super-star/

Xzibit Explains Getting Dr. Dre, Tha Alkaholiks & King Tee On “King Louis XIII”

Xzibit brought two forces integral to his music career together on "Napalm": Dr. Dre and The Likwit Crew. He tells DubCNN how and why he did it. On his recently-released album, Napalm, Xzibit attracted a lot of attention for his song "King Louis XIII." The Dr. Dre-produced record features early Xzibit mentors Tha Alkaholiks and King Tee, who joined him in the Likwit Crew.

Xzibit With Dr. Dre

X explained to DubCNN.com how the song came together, especially since it was independently released on X's EMI-distributed Open Bar imprint. "First, you gotta get the track and I ain’t talking about him just giving you the beat! Dr. Dre gotta give you the beat and the paperwork with his signature on it and he’s got to give you the files. Once I saw Rob come in the studio with the hard drives, I knew I was in there!," said the rapper with a laugh.

Xzibit, who worked extensively with Dr. Dre on his  Restless and Man Versus Machine albums years ago, continued, "First of all, he’s one of my mentors, someone I look up to and someone I always confided in when it comes to this music shit – and the personal shit too, I consider him a friend. So when it came to doing this record, he gave me the beat and said if I can do something with it [to go ahead]. I brought the beat up in the studio and we got down with King Tee and Tha Alkaholiks. I told them we’ve got to do this and submit it to Dre and see if we can make this happen. So all the things fell into place, Dr. Dre blessed the track and it was good to get Alkaholiks and King Tee in the studio one time. I don’t think we’ve ever done a whole record like that! So for everybody to be on the same track under the banner of my album, it’s like coming home!"

Napalm is in stores now.

Read the full interview at DubCNN.com.