After revealing the single Percocet, the duo finally release their incredible debut collaborative album.
The culture is having a moment right now, marked by a flurry of releases that we can all agree are significant.
Dave East and AraabMuzik release their highly anticipated collaborative album, Living Proof, just in time for Friday’s weekend drop.
How Does It Sound?
Hype surrounding the project reached an all-time high following the reveal of their single Percocet. Its molten quality set the tone for the duo, priming them for impressive verses where they delve into self-examination.
On Buss Down, a sharp yet witty stream of wordplay envelops the listening experience. Featuring hip-hop legend Fabolous, the trio captivates with a succession of quick snares and piercing string instrumentals.
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However, the party doesn’t stop there, as this collaborative effort enlists fellow rappers who aesthetically complement their pensive style.
Across the pond, UK-based lyricist Giggs adds his talent to the track Same Sh!t, where a methodical tempo augments the allure of the sampled score production.
On Lift Em Up, Swizz Beatz takes the hook before Benny The Butcher narrates the gritty world of New York’s underbelly. The track is sonically tinted with an ambiance reminiscent of hip-hop’s golden era, a sign of its artistic resurgence in the face of overcooked novelty rap.
Each song presents a melody that embodies the genuine form of staying true to oneself. There’s an intentionality threaded throughout its 53-minute play. Personally, I feel there are no skips—just the enjoyment of a brooding upshot, a festival of lyrics, and a melee of hot production.
Verdict
Living Proof is worth the wait in every way; the equilibrium never falls off-kilter, showcasing a balance of skill sets that connect the two. Dave East’s dynamic wordplay and seminal flow add to the contrast between this duo’s music and other albums on the market.
There is a clear divide between this new project and the motivations of others. It is comparable to Mobb Deep’s early 2000s work, blended with a touch of modernity.
Where to Buy Vinyl, CD, and Stream
You can stream their new album via all the usual platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.
If you prefer a physical version of the drop, you can purchase it on CD, but unfortunately, vinyl has sold out.

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