Jesse James
Last year Eminem took over 2020 with not one but two albums. First, he dropped off Music to be Murdered By in January, then coming back in December with a deluxe edition entitled Side B. Today Eminem returns, unleashing his first single of 2021, remixing one of the standouts from Side B called “Killer.”
For the “Killer (Remix),” Shady has aligned with Louisville’s very own, Jack Harlow, as well as Cordae. The trio showcases their respective talents over top of that impressive instrumental produced by D.A. Doman. The track’s haunting and ominous backdrop provide the three with an incredible home to showcase their respective talents. Eminem weaves together an impressive display of his lyrical prowess, while Jack Harlow and Cordae put together impressive verses that display their wit and lyrical aptitude.
These fellas never disappoint, and they certainly don’t start today. Jack Harlow raps, “I’m on a song with my idol. I’m a cold-blooded version of the song title. I put these diamonds in the ring like they was Shawn Michaels.” Later Cordae does his thing, rapping, “They say my killing’s horrendous, “How he still in the business?” Rich as hell and it’s feelin’ tremendous Ma dukes chillin’ in Venice, compliments of her eldest descendant Give hell with these writtens, this shit only propel my ascension.”
This is certainly one we wouldn’t suggest sleeping on. Press play on the “Killer (Remix)” in the stream below and keep it locked with The Culture Curators for all the best in new music.
