While artists like Joey Bada$$ and Action Bronson brought back a New York Rap sound akin to 90s acts like Buckshot and Ghostface Killah, Troy Ave drew his influences from artists who debuted a few years later, like Mase and 50 Cent. And, since he burst onto the scene a few years ago, the up and coming Brooklyn-born MC has worked extensively several member of G-Unit, including 50, himself.

Ave re-teams with the G-Unit general on his latest, “Bang Bang.” The sparse track, which was produced by Yankee and Troy, himself, features nothing but ominous keys and a thumping beat. 50 weaves in two short but potent verses, and he’s in mixtape mode. Check it out, as well as Troy’s video for his ditty on paying back his haters, “Doo Doo.”

Here’s “Doo Doo.”

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