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Children of the Night – Queens…Revisited [Mixtape]

  • April 8, 2012
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Queens rap acts are making serious waves in the rap world this year with ill releases from Action Bronson, Big Baby Gandhi and now Children of the Night. The Queens trio are the latest in a line of NY-based rap acts to make a splash in what is being heralded as a "New York rap renaissance" this year. Just last week the trio released their Queens…Revisited mixtape via Мишка Records. The project boasts some tough production from Thelonious Martin, Odd Future's Left Brain, The Super 3's Matt Martian, Black Noi$e, Hannibal King and Skywlkr and guest verses from fellow NY natives Big Baby Gandhi, Lakutis and veteran Long Island emcee Roc Marciano. Check out the tracks below and the mixtape which is available for download via Мишка's Bandcamp page.

      Woman -prod. By Hannibal King-
Download:Children Of The Night – Woman

      Mets (3-05 AM)
Download: Children Of The Night – ’86 Mets (3:05 AM) (Feat. T.Shirt & Roc Marciano)

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