Nas Reveals Track List For King’s Disease III

RAP LEGEND NAS REVEALS TRACK LIST FOR NEW ALBUM KING’S DISEASE III OUT NOVEMBER 11TH

Rap legend Nas has revealed the track list for his new album, King’s Disease III out this Friday, November 11 via Mass Appeal! The album is produced by Hit-Boy and executive produced by Nas and Hit-Boy. Watch the teaser for King’s Disease III HERE. Fans can now connect to access exclusive King’s Disease III content, merchandise, and experiences HERE.

King’s Disease III Track List

Ghetto Reporter

Legit

Thun

Michael & Quincy

Hood2Hood

Recession Proof

Reminisce

Serious Interlude

I’m On Fire

WTF SMH

Once A Man, Twice A Child

Get Light

First Time

Beef

Don’t Shoot

Til My Last Breath (Bonus)

King’s Disease III is the third installment in Nas’ GRAMMY Award winning album series. Both the first and second King’s Disease albums were nominated for a GRAMMY Award for Best Rap Album, with Nas receiving his first ever GRAMMY Award for King’s Disease in 2020! King’s Disease II was also executive produced by Nas and Hit-Boy and featured collaborations with Eminem, EPMD, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, YG, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Hit-Boy & more.

About Nas

Nas (Nasir Jones) first reached an international audience when his track “Halftime” was tapped by producer MC Serch as the opening cut on 1992’s Zebrahead movie soundtrack. Signed to Columbia Records, the first full-length album by poet and rhyme-master Nas arrived in 1994, Illmatic. The RIAA platinum hip-hop landmark featured “It Ain’t Hard To Tell,” “The World Is Yours,” and “One.” 1996 brought the breakthrough double-platinum It Was Written (#1 R&B for 7 weeks, #1 pop for 4 weeks), with his first major crossover singles “Street Dreams” and “If I Ruled the World (Imagine That).” Success continued with the double-platinum I Am in 1999 (again #1 pop and #1 R&B), with the chart singles “Nas Is Like,” “Hate Me Now” (featuring Puff Daddy), and “You Won’t See Me Tonight” (featuring Aaliyah).

Subsequent albums by Nas included: the RIAA platinum Nastradamus (1999, #2 R&B, #7 pop, with “Nastradamus” and “You Owe Me,” featuring Ginuwine); the platinum Stillmatic (2001, #1 R&B, #5 pop, with “Got Ur Self A…,” “ “One Mic,” and “Rule”); the platinum God’s Son (2002, #1 R&B, with huge R&B/pop crossover hits “Made You Look” and “I Can”); and the platinum double-CD Street’s Disciple (2004, #2 R&B, #5 pop, with “Bridging the Gap” and “Just a Moment”). And his 2012 album, Life Is Good earned him 4 Grammy nominations including Rap Album of the Year and is certified RIAA gold.

Over the years, Nas has also been the featured guest on a number of crossover hits by other artists, among them: Allure (“Head Over Heels,” 1997); Missy Elliott (the #1 “Hot Boyz,” 1999); fellow Queensbridge rapper Mobb Deep (“It’s Mine,” 1999); Jagged Edge (“I Got It 2,” 2002); J-Lo (“I’m Gonna Be Alright,” 2002); Kanye West (“Classic (Better Than I’ve Ever Been),” 2006); DJ Khaled (“Nas Album Done,” 2016); Swizz Beats (“Echo,” 2018); Jhene Aiko (“10K Hours,” 2020) and others.

In August 2020, Nas released King’s Disease. King’s Disease marked Nas’ first new album in 2 years. The album was entirely produced by Hit-Boy, and Gabriel “G Code” Zardes serves as the albums co-executive producer. The album won “Best Rap Album” at the 2021 GRAMMYs, marking Nas’ first ever GRAMMY win.

In addition to his successful career in music, Nas has pursued a career in motion pictures that began with his co-starring role (alongside DMX) in 1998’s cult classic crime drama Belly, a film by director Hype Williams (with whom Nas has done several music videos). Most recently, he was the executive producer of the 2016 Netflix series The Get Down.

Nas is also the co-founder of Mass Appeal Records.

FOLLOW NAS

INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | FACEBOOK

SHARE ON FACEBOOK SHARE ON TWITTER

Tags: A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE, Aaliyah, Columbia Records, DMX, Eminem, EPMD, Gabriel “G Code” Zardes, Ginuwine, Grammy Award, Hit-Boy, Hype Williams, Kanye West, Mass Appeal, MC Serch, Mobb Deep, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Nas, Netflix, Puff Daddy, YG