Almost a decade after it was recorded, the collaborative album between Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux is confirmed for release. Titled PROLIFIC, the 15-track project will be issued on August 14 via the late rapper’s estate. It was built before Hussle’s breakthrough, rooted in the same South Los Angeles territory that shaped both artists.
The announcement was paired with the single “Sacrifices,” which features James Fauntleroy and was mixed by Ali. Samiel “Blacc Sam” Asghedom, Hussle’s brother, framed the release as a direct realization of his sibling’s original vision — not a posthumous compilation assembled from fragments. “This is the body of work Nipsey created with Bino top to bottom. He was very proud of this project,” Asghedom stated.
Bino Rideaux called the recording of “Sacrifices” a concentrated session of creative exchange. “Minimum conversation, all hands on deck, and the unpredictable genius of James Fauntleroy,” he said. A merchandise drop — including graphic tees and limited-edition vinyl — accompanies the pre-order, further signaling the estate’s effort to present the album as a complete, long-held artifact rather than a belated roundup.
