DMX’s Second Posthumous Album ‘Let Us Pray: Chapter X’ Set to Release Soon

October 28, 2024 275

New DMX Album 'Let Us Pray: Chapter X' Arrives This December

The late DMX continues to impact the world with his voice and legacy. On December 13, fans will receive another posthumous album, Let Us Pray: Chapter X, released through his longtime label, Def Jam. This eight-track album, produced by Warryn Campbell, features a powerful blend of DMX’s iconic prayers and new material, creating a unique homage to his life and faith.

Star-Studded Collaborations and Powerful Production

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Produced entirely by Grammy-winning Warryn Campbell, who has worked with Kanye West, Alicia Keys, and Missy Elliott, Let Us Pray promises to offer a fresh and powerful listening experience. Campbell described the project as “one of the most fulfilling experiences as a creative,” emphasizing DMX’s influence on his work. The album features a notable list of collaborators including Snoop Dogg, Killer Mike, MC Lyte, and Lecrae, each adding their unique energy to celebrate DMX’s legacy.

“I believe I can speak for MC Lyte, Killer Mike, Snoop Dogg, Lecrae, Mary Mary, Lena Byrd Miles, and Terrace Martin when I say it was an honor and privilege to be part of this amazing work,” Campbell expressed.

es a powerful blend of DMX’s iconic prayers and new material, creating a unique homage to his life and faith.

Swizz Beatz: Absent but Supportive

Notably, DMX’s longtime friend and collaborator Swizz Beatz is not involved in this album’s production. Following DMX’s first posthumous album, Exodus, in 2021, Swizz mentioned that he still has more of DMX’s unreleased music but remains uncertain about releasing it. He explained to HipHopDX that the right circumstances and timing would be essential before working on additional projects. Swizz clarified that Exodus represented a new direction DMX was taking with his music, focusing on “graduating his brand” and exploring television opportunities, showing DMX’s vision beyond his hardcore rap roots.

Honoring DMX’s Legacy

DMX passed away in April 2021, leaving an indelible impact on hip-hop. As fans anticipate Let Us Pray: Chapter X, they’ll have another chance to connect with the artist’s unique energy and talent.

Written by: Power Radio

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