1. Pimptro
2. Ya Chic Chose Me
3. In Too Deep (Feat. Heather Walker)
4. 70′s Gangsta
5. Pillow Talk
6. The Meaning To Your Love (Prod By Level 13)
7. Sad
8. Maggie
9. $ Ova B**ches
10. G On
11. Pages Of My Life
12. Going In
13. American Nightmare (Feat. Havoc)
14. Da Real Thing (Feat. Heather Walker)
15. Harmony Homicide
1. The Pledge
2. Technicians.
3. Military (Skit)
4. Am I A Psycho? featuring B.o.B and Hopsin
5. He’s a Mental Giant
6. Worldwide Choppers featuring Ceza, Yelawolf, Twista, Busta Rhymes, JL B.Hood, Uso, D-Loc and Twisted Insane
7. We Miss You Man (Skit)
8. I Love Music featuring Kendrick Lamar and Oobergeek
9. Strangeland
10. Call from Richie (Skit)
11. The Boogieman featuring Mint Condition’s Stokley and First Degree the D.E.
12. Cult Leader featuring Liz Suwandi
13. Call from KC Poet Camile (Skit)
14. Fuck Food featuring Lil Wayne, T-Pain and Krizz Kaliko
15. Overtime featuring Stevie Stone
16. Pornographic featuring Snoop Dogg, E-40 and Krizz Kaliko
17. You Owe Like Pookie featuring Jay Rock and Kutt Calhoun
18. Delusional featuring Nikkiya
19. So Lonely featuring Blind Fury and Mackenzie O’Guin
20. If I Could featuring Stephen Carpenter and Chino Moreno
21. Angry Caller (Skit)
22. Love Me Tomorrow featuring Big Scoob
23. Mama Nem
24. Promiseland featuring Nikkiya
1. Self Made (Wale, Meek Mill, Pill & Rick Ross f. Teedra Moses) (prod. Just Blaze)
2.Tupac Back (Meek Mill & Rick Ross) (prod. Mill Will of Eardrummers)
3. 600 Benz (Wale & Rick Ross) (prod. Cardiak)
4. Pacman (Pill, Rick Ross f. Diddy) (prod. Young Shun)
5. By Any Means (Wale, Meek Mill, Pill & Rick Ross) (prod. Lil Lody)
6. Fitted Cap (Wale, Meek Mill, Rick Ross f. J. Cole) (prod. Beat Billionaire)
7. Rise (Pill & Wale f. CyHi Da Prince, Curren$y & Teedra Moses) (prod. Cardiak)
8. That Way (Wale & Rick Ross f. Jeremih) (prod. Lex Luger)
9. I’m A Boss (Meek Mill & Rick Ross) (prod. Jahil Beats)
10. Don’t Let Me Go (Pill & Gunplay) (prod. The Inkredibles)
11. Pandemonium (Wale, Meek Mill & Rick Ross) (prod. The Inkredibles)
12. Play Your Part (Rick Ross, Meek Mill & Wale f. D.A. of Chester French) (prod. The Inkredibles)
13. Ridin On Dat Pole (Pill) (prod. Beat Billionaire)
14. Big Bank (Pill, Meek Mill & Rick Ross) (prod. Young Shun)
15. Running Rebels (Wale, Meek Mill & Teedra Moses) (prod. Tone P)
The Roots affiliate plans to release the first installment of his upcoming album trilogy.
Dice Raw is gearing up for a busy summer. The Philadelphia rapper has announced his upcoming “The Greatest Rapper Never” trilogy, with plans to release its first installment Preservation on June 7th.
The album, which will release via Raw Life/The Philadelphia Record Company/Soulspazm Records, is slated to include production from Rick Friedrich. Dice has plans to drop music videos for “Baby Come Home” and “1995” following the release of the album.
“This is a big opportunity for me to show fans what I’ve been working on the last several years,” he said in a statement. “The Greatest Rapper Never is my story but I also think it’s the story of a lot of artists who never got their proper shine signed and unsigned in the business. I’m really hype about this music and I think you’re going to like it because I kept it one hundred.”
Dice previously released the Historic Philadelphia remix for “100” featuring Schoolly D, Freeway, EST and Bionic. “I was very fortunate to recently work with these extremely gifted artists,” he continued. “Anytime you get a group of guys in the studio with this caliber of talent you know they are going to give hip-hop fans something special.”
Following the release of Preservation, Dice will later drop the second and third installments of the trilogy titled Transformation and The Realization.
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