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The Atlanta native discusses his new LP and the necessary growth he experienced over the last decade to create it.
Jonathan MannionKiller Mike, AKA Michael Render, has been in the rap game for a long time, guesting on Outkast's 2001 Grammy-winning single “The Whole World” and Jay-Z's 2002 song “Poppin’ Tags.” But despite releasing well-regarded albums in the 2000s such as 2006’s I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind, he freely admits he never really found his footing in the early part of his career and that, in some ways, he was holding back.After splitting with the major label system, he worked as an independent
Two months after fans first found out about the track, Killer Mike finally unleashed "SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS."
Set to drop Friday (June 16), the Atlanta rapper's self-titled album is a chance to finally be himself and to share what growing up in the southern Black tradition means to him.
Killer Mike has finally dropped off his new single "Scientists & Engineers," which features André 300 and Future and will appear on his new album 'Michael.'