Iconic Harlem, New York emcee Big L will see another posthumous release added to his growing catalog. Rare and unheard recordings – now digitally remastered from the lyricist within D.I.T.C. (a/k/a Diggin’ In The Crates) will be packaged as Danger Zone, and released on May 31 on RBC Records and executive produced by L’s brother Donald Phinazee.
The collection of songs, distributed by RBC, are said to feature L’s mentor, Lord Finesse, Gang Starr and his own D.I.T.C. brethren. Last year, a similar collection of songs was released as Return of the Devil’s Son.
Before his untimely death in 1998, Big L released one album, 1995’s Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous. He also worked extensively on D.I.T.C.’s official 2000 debut, and a would-be posthumous release, 2000’s The Big Picture.
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I concur with all of the above statements.
I also agree. G.O.A.T. RIP LAMONT COLEMAN!
SO GOAT
I agree the greatest punchline MC ever, but didn’t they just release a greatest hits tape last year?
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hopefully itll be better than Return of the Devils son which production imo didnt really do justice to Big Ls barrs or grimey real true street cat style
either way anything associated with furthering Big Ls legacy imma support he was truly one of the dopest cats the cultures ever had
@beezlebud-Cookin’ Souls Night of the Living Dead pt 3 made rediculous beats to sum of Big L’s acappelas, got it rotating hard!
Can’t wait for this! Big L, Guru, R.I.P
Flamboyant is the label that writes all the cheques…
“I keep a cutie witta’ soft bootie, hoes be runnin up ‘ca getcha’ autograph L?’ NO BITCH, I’m off duty!”
Patiently waitin’..
Divine, PEACE!
This time a professional release!!!! Last album sounded like a cheap mixtape made in a basement. Big l and his fans deserve a proper release!!!
“Before his untimely death in 1998 […]” -> The correct date is February 15, 1999!
cause 139&lennox is the dangerzone nigga