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Sayzee enlists Quake Matthews, Jimmy Yitty & Richie Sosa for Somebody Tell Alchemist We Did A Tape 2

Somebody better give The Alchemist a shout… Sayzee has done it again.

The critically acclaimed Canadian rapper recently returned with his new project, Somebody Tell Alchemist We Did A Tape 2.

Featuring popular beats by the legendary Cali producer, the new 9-track release features guest appearances by Quake Matthews, Jimmy Yitty, and Richie Sosa.

“Sayzee puts the violence into sport mode once again over some of alchemists rawest beats…”

It’s a follow up to Sayzee’s original Somebody Tell Alchemist We Did A Tape! project, which was released in Jan. 2021. That mixtape also featured an appearance by Quake (“Undertaker”), as well as Sayzee’s longtime friend and collaborator, LEEZYBOYSR. (aka Ceaza Leon).

Somebody Tell Alchemist We Did A Tape 2 is available now on Bandcamp and SoundCloud. Sayzee’s most recent release to hit DSPs is the “VHS” single which dropped in early May.

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