Ghostface Killah has announced that the long-awaited, highly anticipated sequel to his classic sophomore solo album Supreme Clientele (2000) is scheduled to arrive next month on August 22nd courtesy of Mass Appeal. Supreme Clientele 2 is the Wu-Tang Clan vet’s thirteenth studio album and first since 2024’s Set the Tone (Guns & Roses). The acclaimed emcee has also unveiled “Rap Kingpin” as the project’s lead single, which reverentially lifts elements of Eric B. & Rakim’s classic “My Melody” and Ghostface’s own “Mighty Healthy” from Supreme Clientele.

“Supreme Clientele was a frame of mind and era in time,” Ghostface reflects in an official statement. “You could never duplicate that feeling, but you can tap back in." We dug in the files from years ago and pulled together a Clientele that is Supreme! Get ready, Supreme Clientele 2 is now.”

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