Hip-Hop Is Dead is an unreleased album by Nas from the Hip-Hop Is Dead era. unreleased.world has 15 tracks from it, 51 min of music in all.
“Vernon Family [V1]” is the longest at 5:38.
Every track streams free in the player; open the album to hear it start to finish.
The community tracker documents all of these 15 tracks, with leak dates for 4 of them and producer credits for 4; it is in the tracklist below.
Tracklist
- 1⭐ Hope [V1]Leaked Oct 5, 2007 · High Quality · OG3:10
- 1Black Republican [V1]High Quality · OG3:57
- 1Don't Body Yourself [V2]High Quality · Throwaway · prod. Larry Smith, Russell Simmons2:14
- 1Life's Gone Low [V1]Leaked Jan 25, 2014 · Low Quality · OG2:37
- 2CourthouseHigh Quality · Throwaway3:11
- 2QB True G [V1]High Quality · Demo4:34
- 3✨ Hip-Hop Is Dead [V1]High Quality · OG3:48
- 3Top Down [V1]Leaked May 30, 2009 · High Quality · OG3:52
- 4I Already KnowCD Quality · Throwaway · prod. Tim, Bob4:16
- 5Music For Life [V1]High Quality · OG3:27
- 6The Scientist [V1]High Quality · OG · prod. Just Blaze1:10
- 7Kelis - Handful [V1]High Quality · OG3:09
- 8The Game - Gutter [V1]High Quality · Throwaway4:42
- 9Vernon Family [V1]Leaked Jul 12, 2019 · Low Quality · OG · prod. Pharrell Williams5:38
- 10🥇 Tru Life - ???Recording · Feature1:00
Play Hip-Hop Is Dead in the player — every track, free, in order.
The Hip-Hop Is Dead era
Hip-Hop Is Dead is the Nas era Hip-Hop Is Dead belongs to. It is the only project from this era on unreleased.world so far.
Hip Hop Is Dead is the eighth studio album by Nas, released December 19, 2006, on Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the label, it was co-financed by Nas's previous label, Columbia Records, which once distributed for Def Jam. The album's title was inspired by Nas's view of the music industry and the state of hip hop music at the time.
- 01/23/2006Nas signs to Def Jam
- 12/19/2006Hip-Hop Is Dead officially releases
