Acclaimed music producers The Heatmakerz have dropped a new instrumental album, The Anti-Social Experiment, today through FATBEATS. The album highlights the classic New York hip-hop sound, rooted in soulful, sample-based production.
Curated by JNS, the project features the high-pitched soul samples that have become The Heatmakerz’s trademark. These distinct elements helped define their sound and set them apart from other New York producers over the years.
The album’s release follows the December debut of the single “Still Ready,” which inspired viral videos from artists like Crank Lucas and Connor Evans.
Listeners will find a variety of moods and styles throughout the album. “Million Miles” showcases deep, soulful vocals, while “Paradise” pairs angelic harmonies with a nostalgic vibe reminiscent of classic tracks from Wu-Tang Clan. The opening song, “Where’s The Luv?,” delivers powerful snares and horns to kick things off with energy.
The Heatmakerz are well-known for producing hits for The Diplomats, including “Dipset Anthem” and “I’m Ready.” They have also worked with major artists such as Rick Ross, Ludacris, Lil Wayne, Jeezy, and Ghostface Killah.
The Anti-Social Experiment is now available on streaming platforms and vinyl. Fans can follow The Heatmakerz on Instagram at @officialheatmakerz for updates.
Tracklist:
- “Where’s The Luv?”
- “Buried Alive”
- “Still Ready”
- “Soulstice”
- “Angel’s Promise”
- “Paradise”
- “Million Miles”
- “Thoughts”
