Duke Deuce Shares New Mixtape ‘Memphis Massacre III’
Just four months after the release of his debut album Crunkstar, Quality Control rapper Duke Deuce returns with his new mixtape Memphis Massacre III.
A follow up to 2018’s Memphis Massacre and 2020’s Memphis Massacre 2, the 13-track project features a Memphis-only collection of guests, including Big Moochie Grape (“Black Ops”), ATM Rich Baby (“Buck the System”), Lil Thad (“Respect”), Dubba C (“Respect”), Glockianna (“Riverside,” “Respect”), and fellow QC labelmate Gloss Up (“Gwak Gwak”), as well as production from DJ Paul (“What You Rep”).
Duke celebrated the project’s Memphis-only lineup in a post on Instagram, writing, “They say we don’t stick together so I only featured MEMPHIS artist on my album. I couldn’t get everybody but it’s far from over.”
Memphis Massacre III continues a prolific run for the Memphis rapper. The tape marks Duke Deuce’s fourth full-length effort since 2020, following 2020’s Memphis Massacre 2, 2021’s Duke Nukem, and 2022’s Crunkstar.
In tandem with the release, Duke dropped the music video for Memphis Massacre III standout “Mr. Memphis Massacre.” Watch the visual below, and stream Duke Deuce’s new project now on all major platforms.
Just four months after the release of his debut album Crunkstar, Quality Control rapper Duke Deuce returns with his new mixtape Memphis Massacre III.
A follow up to 2018’s Memphis Massacre and 2020’s Memphis Massacre 2, the 13-track project features a Memphis-only collection of guests, including Big Moochie Grape (“Black Ops”), ATM Rich Baby (“Buck the System”), Lil Thad (“Respect”), Dubba C (“Respect”), Glockianna (“Riverside,” “Respect”), and fellow QC labelmate Gloss Up (“Gwak Gwak”), as well as production from DJ Paul (“What You Rep”).
Duke celebrated the project’s Memphis-only lineup in a post on Instagram, writing, “They say we don’t stick together so I only featured MEMPHIS artist on my album. I couldn’t get everybody but it’s far from over.”
Memphis Massacre III continues a prolific run for the Memphis rapper. The tape marks Duke Deuce’s fourth full-length effort since 2020, following 2020’s Memphis Massacre 2, 2021’s Duke Nukem, and 2022’s Crunkstar.
In tandem with the release, Duke dropped the music video for Memphis Massacre III standout “Mr. Memphis Massacre.” Watch the visual below, and stream Duke Deuce’s new project now on all major platforms.
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