Smoke DZA's undoubtedly one of the hardest working rappers in the underground. He keeps his fans fed with new music on a pretty frequent basis. With Wrestlemania 34 last night, Smoke DZA teams up with 183rd for Ringside 6.
Smoke DZA and 183rd are back with their latest project together, Ringside 6. The new project pays its due to Wrestlemania with Smoke DZA continuing to shred through the bars with references to the wrestling world. In addition, he taps some pretty solid names for guest appearances on the project. DZA and 183rd bring Westside Gunn and Benny The Butcher for features while Wale and Peter Rosenberg come through for some work on the interludes. Smoke DZA doesn't fail to impress with his latest project.
While DZA's back with Ringside 6, this isn't the only project he's had in the works. Smoke DZA's also gearing up to release his forthcoming project, Not For Sale on April 20th. Towards the end of February, the rapper shared the first single off of the project, "The Mood" which was produced by 183rd and also features a guest verse from Brooklyn's own, Joey Bada$$. Keep you eyes peeled for Not For Sale but in the meantime, enjoy his latest project, Ringside 6.
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