All we’re seeing is a part 1 so far….so — unfortunately — you’ll have to keep replaying the above 53 seconds until another clip drops. UPDATE: Part 2 below.
In the meantime, you can also check out Kingpen Slim’s Life After Doubt Deluxe edition if you haven’t already.
In addition to the Deluxe release of Life After Doubt, Kingpen Slim and director Jay Gregory liberate a new visual from the project for ‘D’mons’. Check out the cinematic clip above.
After releasing Life After Doubt last year, Uptown’s own Kingpen Slim is back with a Deluxe version of the project that comes with three additional tracks. You can stream below via Spotify and Apple Music; you can also support by purchase the album via iTunes.
Following the release of his latest project Life After Doubt, D.C.’s own Kingpen Slim is ready to bless the masses with a Deluxe version, which comes with three new tracks. One of those tracks — Margarita — is immediately available if you head over to iTunes and pre-order.
Those with Apple Music can enjoy the track (and Deluxe tracklisting) below. If you missed it, you can also check out our recent interview with Kingpen here.
D.C. hottest (and fastest rising) director and one of the city’s most captivating lyricists sit down with JUKEBOX:DC…you can check out both interviews below.
One of the city’s hottest video directors, FoolWithTheCamera sits down with JUKEBOX:DC to speak candidly on his upbringing, entry into making videos, working with some of Atlanta’s top tier artists and much more.
As an artist that’s remained at the forefront since our own inception, Kingpen Slim is definitely one of D.C.’s biggest gems, thanks to his unrepentant lyricism and knack for creating catchy, radio-friendly bangers (some of which still haven’t received their just due). Recently, we caught up with Slim, who spoke on his latest release — Life After Doubt — gentrification in D.C., how Hip-Hop has changed (or stayed the same) and much more.
Fresh off the release of Life After Doubt, Uptown emcee Kingpen Slim paid a visit to Peter Rosenberg on HOT 97 to promote the new project. He also speaks on growing up in Adams Morgan with Caribbean parents, gentrification and more.
Today, KingPen Slim liberates his new project Life After Doubt, which features appearances from Roc Mikey, J Buttah and Villz. Long-time producer J Buttah also contributes alongside fellow beatsmiths The Directors, Mark Henry and Osinachi.
Stream the new release below; we’ve also included his visual for ‘Bad Guy’.
Kingpen Slim visualizes his latest freestyle over Pusha T and JAY Z’s ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’. Check it out above.
Kingpen Slim spazzes out over DJ Khaled, JAY Z and Future’s ‘I Got The Keys’.
Leave it to Kingpen Slim to take Pusha T and JAY Z’s latest collaboration and absolutely smash it. You can enjoy the freestyle or hit inclusion into the track below.
Mannnnn so I missed this Kingpin Slim project’s listening session and I was sleeping on it…but I’ve been playing it non-stop cause it’s that dope. Heavy features from the homie Lambo Anlo. Fire emoji
Dope sh*t from one of Uptown’s finest:
What’s the difference between real hate and fake love? Kingpen Slim ponders this question on Valentine’s Day with a freestyle over the Madlib and Kanye West collaboration “Real Friends.” Be on the look out for Kingpen Slim’s FXCKLXVE EP available online February 17th.
Once again, Kingpen Slim teams up with singer Emanny for the laid-back cut ‘F.Y.B.’ (F*uk U B*tch), produced by go-to beatsmith J Buttah. This is a ‘get high and reminisce’ type of vibe.
Late pass; Local fire-spitter Mojo killed the game during last week’s blizzard with a new EP. Enough said.
If you needed a theme song for the upcoming Winter cuffing season, then Kingpen Slim had you covered: check out the B.I.G.-inspired new single ‘L.A.N.’ (Love A N***a), which features Chicago singer John Blu. Produced by J Buttah.
Kingpen Slim teams up with frequent collaborator, Mark Henry, on “Choose One”. The somber beat and Slim’s lyricism mesh well on this track about the power of the tongue.
Two of our favorite local artists go in over one of Future and Drake’s latest.
We caught up with Kingpen Slim during his concert @ The Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD. It was a busy night full of exciting performances and we got to chop it up with him a bit. Here is what he had to say about who he is, what’s coming next for him and why he’s #unkutDOPE.
Kingpen Slim is back with the hard-hitting track ‘Get U Some’, produced by Mark Henry and (presumably) taken from the upcoming album Life After Doubt.
DC’s own Kingpen Slim prepares for a new mixtape release with a video for his “Grindin” freestyle, shot by Jay Gregory. Enjoy the visuals
One of our favorite DC rappers, Kingpen Slim comes through with a new single, another Mark Henry joint. These two have been making music for years, and it shows in “No Talkin.” Check it out above. If you like it, support on iTunes.
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Kingpen Slim gives thanks over a soulful Osinachi beat. Glad to hear him spitting that real. Jay Gregory behind the lense.
Directed by Amil Barnes, the visual for the Mark Henry-produced single is taken from Slim’s forthcoming Life After Doubt, out soon.