Hus KingPin and Rozewood have known each other a long time. Their names have been showing up in the same orbit for years — Winners Circle, wavy aesthetics, that specific New York blend of streets and dreamscape. "Waveghxst" bundles twelve tracks from that connection. Big Twins on "Ghxst Cellar," Little Vic on "Murder for Hire." Otherwise just the two of them. Titles like "Rubber Glocks," "The Glitch," "The Pink Dream," "Ultraviolet Prophecy," "Addictionz," "Crossroads" — this is reality and altered perception in the same room. Hus builds the luxurious, drifted side, Rozewood grounds it underneath. The album had been circulating directly from the camp for a while, now it's running wider on the platforms. Anyone who knows these two knows what they're getting. If you don't know them: this is a solid entry point.
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