When CRIMEAPPLE and Big Ghost Ltd first linked up on their "Aguardiente" collaboration in 2016, the two came to shake the game up. The iconic Antioqueño bottle left a mark in underground hip-hop that still stands strong to this day, and to follow up they cooked up the deadliest material to do that once again with "Bazuko".
Named after the deadliest and most addictive street drug in Colombia, basuco, the album embodies the raw, uncut and unfiltered essence of their artistic process, much like the gritty remnants of cocaine paste.
CRIMEAPPLE's razor-sharp lyricism cuts through Big Ghost Ltd's masterful, hard-hitting beats, creating a visceral, addictive and immersive soundscape. With "Bazuko," the two aren't just following up on "Aguardiente"; they're raising the stakes, delivering a project that is as potent and unforgettable as its namesake.
| A1 | Introducción |
| A2 | Laugh Now |
| A3 | Re-Rock |
| A4 | 5000 Degrees |
| A5 | Chemical Imbalances |
| A6 | Trust Issues - A Few (Skit) |
| A7 | Pretty Girl Who Can Rap |
| B1 | Higher Learning |
| B2 | Smoke Signal |
| BE3 | The Tropicana |
| B4 | Las Trompetas |
| B5 | Motorcycle Sicario School |
| B6 | Die Later |
