Masta Ace and Marco Polo drops a video for the people in “P.P.E,” which comes from their recently released joint album, Richmond Hill. The song itself finds Ace penning about a sick society, lamenting the hard world that chews up and spits out those who don’t have the means to protect themselves, spitting over haunting, piano-led production from Marco Polo that features a thematic sample.
“P.P.E” is a standout cut from Richmond Hill, Ace and Marco’s recent collaborative album out now via Fat Beats Records. Richmond Hill is all about how hip-hop can change a life. Following up Ace and Marco’s acclaimed 2018 album A Bruekelen Story, the 18-track (including skits) Richmond Hill is a cinematic journey that explores how the past echoes through the present. Welcoming guest appearances from notable names from all eras of rap history, including Inspectah Deck, Coast Contra, Blu, Che Noir, Speech of Arrested Development, Masta Ace’s longtime collaborators Stricklin and Wordsworth, and many more, Richmond Hill is available to stream on all digital platforms and to purchase on vinyl via Fat Beats.
Stream Richmond Hill HERE
