Conway The Machine has revealed the full lineup of guest contributors on his next album, which is now right around the corner.
On Wednesday (March 1), the Griselda MC took to Instagram to hype up the May 10 release of Slant Face Killaby unveiling all its cameos.
Per the raggedy notebook image he posted on social media, Raekwon, Ab-Soul, Tech N9ne, Method Man, Key Glock, Stove God Cooks, Jay Worthy, Larry June, The Alchemist, Daringer, Conductor Williams, Camoflauge Monk, Swizz Beatz, TF and more will be featured on the LP.
Check out the complete roster below:
Last week, the Buffalo rapper took to Instagram Live and explained why he decided to changed the album title from Won’t He Do It: Side B, which is what he was initially marketing his next release as.
“We was gonna call this shit Won’t He Do It: Side B, but too much label speculation and all that [is] why we can’t use that title no more. So I just switched the shit to Slant Face Killa,” he said. “I know a lot of people been asking in the comments and shit, but that’s really what it is.”
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Prior to that, the 42-year-old announced SFK while revealing its cover art and release date.
Because the artwork depicts a frowning face doodle with a slanted mouth, fans online have been speculating that the title refers to his facial gunshot injury and is also an homage to Wu-Tang Clan veteran Ghostface Killah.
The New York native has released a couple of singles leading up to the album, including “Give & Give” with Cool & Dre and “Vertino” featuring Joey Bada$$ — it is currently unclear whether or not both songs will make the cut.
Despite the name change, the new LP will still serve as the follow-up to last year’s Won’t He Do It, which boasted features from Benny The Butcher, Juicy J, Fabolous, Dave East, Sauce Walka and Jozzy.
During a conversation with Okayplayer following its release, Conway talked about the mindset that produced the record.
“With Won’t He Do It I wanted it to be the total opposite [of God Don’t Make Mistakes],” he said. “I didn’t wanna get too deep into the pain of the songs. I didn’t want the sad story. We went from all that to a life of luxury! We’re thankful, we’re blessed, and it’s all a positive mindset now.”
