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Masta Killa only appeared on one track on the Wu-Tang Clan's first album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), in the closing verse to "Da Mystery of Chessboxin". Masta only narrowly made the track, and was almost left off in favor of Killah Priest.
List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name. Title. Year. Other artist (s) Album. "Da Mystery of Chessboxin". 1993. Wu-Tang Clan. Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
TitleYearOther Artist (s)Album"For Those Who See"2024Leaf DogOutstanding in My Field"Jack Frost Goes to Shaolin"2020The Formula"M.A.N. Pt. 1 (Father 2 Son)2020PxRoM.A.N."Deadly Movements"2020Nocturnal InstinctsJun 16, 2020 · Wu-Tang Clan’s The W album marked a major milestone in the career of Masta Killa. The group’s third studio LP featured his first solo cut, securing some coveted real estate as the lone rapper on...
The album’s mythic standing is so great that 25 years later Wu-Tang member Masta Killa still can’t believe he was a part of the saga, as we found out when The AU Review caught some time with the Wu member ahead of their quadruple run at Sydney Opera House. “Oh, man!” he said excitedly.
Jamel Irief, more commonly known as Masta Killa, is known for his laid-back and wise flow, most notable on his clan’s sophomore album, Wu-Tang Forever. His debut album, No Said.
Masta only appeared on one track on the Wu-Tang Clan’s first album, in the closing verse to “Da Mystery of Chessboxin”. Masta only narrowly made the track, and was almost left off in favor of Killah Priest.
American rapper and member of the Wu-Tang Clan born August 18, 1969 in Brooklyn, New York. He may be the quietest member of the original Wu-Tang Clan, but of all the Wu-Tang related releases that came out in the past few years, no one has made more noise than Masta Killa.
