LISTEN: Game's 'Rollin' Feat. Kanye West
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- December 2, 2012
- by Variance Staff
A new track from Game has been released as of Sunday night. While "Rollin'" was produced by and features the one and only Kanye West, it will not appear on Game's upcoming album Jesus Piece. The rapper explained on Twitter Sunday that sampling clearance had held the track from being approved for his set: “Once again, we couldn’t get the sample cleared.. but once you get the Jesus Piece album… line this up right after ‘Jesus Piece’ & it will fit pefectly!!! If we can’t clear it…we will find away!!!”
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