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The Bullitts – "Murder Death Kill" (Feat. Jay Electronica)

  • June 26, 2013
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New music from The Bullitts (aka Jeymes Samuel) is a nice surprise in itself, however a new track from The Bullitts with a guest verse from the ever-mysterious Jay Electronica is surprise with an added cherry on top. While not busy masterminding the soundtrack to the recent  Baz Luhrmann remake of The Great Gatsby and director of his spaghetti western, They Die by Dawn, the jack of all trades artists is gearing up to release his debut album/soundtrack.

With the release date approaching the , the blunt and morbidly titled "Murder Death Kill" has surfaced. The self-produced number finds the two creative minds collaborating once again for a track off The Bullitt's forthcoming album. Rife with Samuel's signature cinematic production touches, complemented by tribal drumming and a western edge, Jay Electronica traverse the cinematic scoundscape effortlessly. Check out the new track below, and pick up They Die By Dawn &Other Stories on July 9.

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stream: The Bullitts – Murder Death Kill (Feat. Jay Electronica)


 

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They Die By Dawn & Other Short Stories

  • July 9, 2013
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