Hanz On: The Wu-Tang legend Cappadonna tag teams on 'It's Real'

Ready for a boom bap re-up? Look no further than what Hanz On, Cappadonna and Dianna Huntt have to offer with new tunes in the form of ‘It’s Real.’

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Staten Island Rapper and Producer, Hanz On, has just dropped a new song, “It’s Real”, featuring Wu-Tang’s Cappadonna, in anticipation of his upcoming album release, Carthage, due later this year. The song is only available on Hanz On’s YouTube channel.

Hanz On, also known as Hannibal The Great, has been collaborating with the Wu-Tang clan through his songs and production work for the last 20 years. His upcoming album, Carthage, features Wu members Method Man, Raekwon, Capadonna, & Inspectah Deck, as well as RJ Payne, Cortez, Rockness Monstah, Ron Browz, and Dame Grease.

“I’ve been working hard on these new songs in my studio for the past few years,” says Hanz. “To see it all coming together and ready to release, I am truly excited.”

His first official single, “Cocaine”, will be released on Friday the 13th, this October, along with a video. 

Remedy's gritty w/ Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna + Conway The Machine on 'The Pulpit'

Don’t you love fire music? Whether you’re a fan of ‘mumble’ rap or need over the top lyrical circles wrapped around your head, Remedy is pulling through fully loaded with pure hip-hop bars with help from Cappadonna, Ghostface Killah and Conway The Machine.

The gritty bars are felt from each emcee and you can’t help but nod your head to the beat. Check out the new audio gem and keep scrolling for more details.

A long-time affiliate of the Wu-Tang Clan, Remedy first appeared on, Wu-Tang Killa Bees: The Swarm, album.  While the project went Gold and experienced great success, his contribution, “Never Again,” remains a high-water mark from the album.  “Never Again” is a Holocaust education in four minutes, and it has been added to high-school and college curriculums.  The verses were personal, inspired by the murdered and the survivors, including members of Remedy’s family.  He presented more truth than most college textbooks and made a song that reached millions, moving many of them to tears. 

Remedy’s deep-rooted ties with Wu-Tang Clan covers over twenty+ years.  Despite several major-label offers, he insisted on releasing his solo debut, The Genuine Article, (2001) independently and it went on to sell over 100K units.  Remedy also executive produced Inspectah Deck’s Manifesto album (2010), and his last release The 9th Chamber (2019), as well as Cappadonna’s The Struggle (2003) and Return Of The Swarm (2010).  Remedy also executive produced Ghostface’s Ghostface Killahs’ (2019) and appeared in RZA’s Domestic Violence Film. 

Now, after nearly two decades, and what is sure to be a purist’s delight, Remedy is back to announce his first solo album Remedy Meets Wu-Tang.  After releasing his “Death Defying” single and video with INS Deck, Remedy returns with a new single “The Pulpit” which features Ghostface Killah, Conway The Machine & Cappadonna. 

Remedy Meets Wu-Tang includes appearances from Wu-Tang’s finest, including Ghostface Killah (who appears on four tracks), RZA, Method Man (who appears on two tracks), INS Deck (who appears on two tracks), Cappadonna (who appears on four tracks), Masta Killa, Shyheim, Killah Priest and Conway The Machine among others.