Jim Jones has followed up 2018’s Wasted Talent album with a new LP titled El Capo. The project is produced by longtime Dipset collaborators The Heatmakerz.
The 16-track album is loaded with an impressive list of features. Guests include Rick Ross, Cam’ron, Jadakiss, Benny The Butcher, Conway The Machine, Curren$y, Fat Joe, Fabolous and Dave East, among others.
View Jones’ El Capo stream, cover art and tracklist below.
1. Cristal Occasions
2. Love of the Hustle f. Trav
3. Make No Issues of It
4. Nyc f. Fat Joe
5. Good Die Young f. Marc Scibilia
6. State of the Union f. Rick Ross & Marc Scibilia
7. Pity in the Summer f. Cam’ron, Rain, Fred the Godson & Marc Scibilia
8. My Era f. Maino & Drama
9. Nothing Lasts f. Fabolous & Marc Scibilia
10. Cocaine Dreamin f. Ball Greezy & Dave East
11. Mama I Made It f. Cam’ron
12. To Whom it May Concern f. Cam’ron, Guordan Banks, Benny The Butcher & Conway The Machine
13. Sports Cars f. Curren$y
14. Song Boxing
15. Bread Right f. Trav
16. Don’t Know What They Took Him For f. Jadakiss & Philthy Rich
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Is this a compilation album.
Better than khaled’s compilation.
Didn’t know he was Muslim. He needs a trip to ground zero.
For what? muslims weren’t behind that shit, everybody with a half a brain knows that shit. Only one country in the middle-east benefitted from that, and it sure as hell isn’t a muslim country. Hint: a terrorist state established on stolen land by the bankers responsible for all the terror and turmoil both in middle-east, europe and US.
Are you drunk??
Oy vey, ignorant goyim.
You must be referring to “our greatest ally” and “only democracy in the middle-east”. What a great ally who attacks american people, eh? Like they did with USS Liberty (Google it) and tried to blame it on Egypt so that US would fight them while the merchants rub their hands in the background laughing. 9/11 is no different, a typical false flag by the merchants. And about being “only democracy in the middle-east” well lets ask about how that democracy is working for the p.ales.tinian population over there who have been stripped of their rights and are genocided on daily basis while our zio-controlled media and politicians remain silent.
?? fire. Jim continues to step it up. Its a damn shame that an album like this doesnt get the attention weak ass Meg thee Stallion and Khaled get.
Jim Jones been in the game about 15 years and STILL needs to step up? lol thats wack.
Lol nah man. I mean he keeps getting better. I think thats a sign of dedication to ones craft. Look at Juelz. Dude got worse, Jim’s releases continue to be impressive.
Dude already released an album called Capo back in 2011. What a dummy.
Jimmy in rare form on this one. Much Props
Jimmy and the Heatmakerz came thru in a big way on this joint.
How cats like this music is beyond me but it’s whatever.
you ain’t know nothin bout this. best to just stay back G.
How do you like lil yacht and lil uzi?But its whatever.
This album brings back early 2000 hip hop memories. Posse cuts, sped up soul samples, lyrics and streets. NY at its peak. Jim holds his own but if this was a Nas and Az album this would be a hip hop classic. Jim deserves 4.5 for this
These aint posse cuts these are FEATURES bruh.
Yoo ball greezy is the worst rap name ever
Dude music is complete trash!