DMX teams with Bootsy Collins, Asia guitarist Steve Howe and Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice on “X Moves.” Later, DMX unleashes some of his signature barks amidst the slashing guitars, pumping bass and thumping drums. Getty ImagesĪnd indeed, his gruff delivery - one of the most distinctive in hip-hop - is as ferocious as ever here. WireImageĪfter one of his trademark guttural growls in the beginning, DMX spits, “If it ain’t rough, it ain’t me.” A new DMX track, “X Moves,” dropped on the same day the rapper died at 50. DMX died Friday after an April 2 heart attack caused by an overdose. In “X Moves,” DMX teams with Parliament-Funkadelic bassist Bootsy Collins, Asia guitarist Steve Howe and Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice to form a motley crew that works surprisingly well on this blazing hip-hop rocker. “I make moves to get me where I’m going,” DMX declares before the song kicks in, sadly reminding you that he has moved on to the hereafter. The New York native - born Earl Simmons in Mount Vernon and raised in Yonkers - had been on life support at White Plains Hospital since suffering a heart attack caused by an overdose on April 2. In an eerie twist of timing, “X Moves” - a new track by the “X Gon’ Give It to Ya” rapper - dropped just hours before his passing Friday at 50. On the day that he died, DMX gave it to ya one last time. The 10 best songs of 2021 had us bumping and grinding to a crazy yearĭMX’s uncle made plea at rapper’s death bed: ReportĮve talks about her new ABC drama ‘Queens’ and impending motherhoodĭMX’s official cause of death revealed: He ‘fought till the very end’
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