The fourth Godbody preview is the track that pushes the East-West concept furthest. Raekwon and Ghostface Killah from Wu-Tang, Daz Dillinger from the Dogg Pound that's the maximum coastal bridge moment of the album on a single record. The animated video extends the visual line already suggested by the WESTLYFE_ clip and the RoadsArt remix thinking: Godbody isn't only thinking in live performance, but across multiple formats. But the most important element of this entry is the updated full tracklist. Compared to the previous version, two changes stand out: „Is It Love" now carries an official feature credit for Jamall Ray, and „Hallelujah (Remix)" featuring Mic King appears as a sixteenth track one that didn't exist in any earlier tracklist. The total length grows to sixteen entries. The complete album remains produced by Rakim and Nick Wiz, with the sole exception of track ten „Nights Over Brooklyn" (Masta Killa solo), produced by Nick Price for Kulture Media Group. The picture of the full project sharpens: Kurupt gets „Nine & Chrome Fiend" as a solo cut, Masta Killa gets „Nights Over Brooklyn" as his own, Rakim carries „A Different Kind" as his established solo. Killa Sin represents Killarmy on „Upstate Introspective," KRS-One and Kool G Rap stand together with Rakim on „Still Ill!" that's the crowning moment of the project on paper. Eminem and Jay-Z on the interlude, Snoop Dogg on the Rabbit Remix, Buckshot, Rim and Trigga on „Thelonius." With the Godbody album approaching its September 18, 2026 release, every preview has proven more substance than the project claimed at announcement.
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