WATCH: Ez Mil is back with new freestyle under Eminem’s record label

Check out Ez Mil’s new freestyle. Screencap from Ez Mil/YouTube

Filipino American rapper Ez Mil has made a striking comeback, dropping a freestyle over D-Block Europe and Clavish’s “Pakistan” track, now dubbed “New York,” under the Shady Records label. 

The latest release showcases Ez Mil’s lyrical prowess, a talent that has garnered him recognition from rap heavyweights like Dr. Dre and Eminem. In 2023, Eminem announced Ez Mil’s signing on Instagram on July 26. He captioned, “Me and Dre back at it. “Check @ezekielmiller aka Ez Mil out- link in bio.”

The freestyle, expertly produced by Da Beatfreakz, marks a significant moment for the “Panalo” artist, being his first release since teaming up with A Boogie Wit da Hoodie on the remix of “Up Down” a few months prior. The original version of “Up Down (Step & Walk)” is a reminder to the Fil-Am rapper’s multifaceted talent, showcasing both his production skills and his lyrical prowess from his 2022 album, “DU4LI7Y.”

On the YouTube video’s description, he wrote “Special thanks to everyone who appeared on the video!!! Much love.”

Not just that, adding to his accolades, the Fil-Am artist hailing from Olongapo, also made a notable appearance in Eminem’s latest music video for “Houdini.” 

Beyond music, his achievements extend into other realms, as evidenced by his recent inclusion in Forbes’ esteemed “30 Under 30 Asia” list for 2024. Recognized for his contributions to entertainment Ez Mil, also known as Ezekiel Miller, continues to carve out a position as a rising star in the global music scene.

The rapper took to Instagram, sharing a screenshot of his profile on the list accompanied by a caption expressing gratitude to Forbes Asia for his inclusion in the “30 Under 30” Entertainment & Sports Category for the Class of 2024.

According to the list’s description, Ez Mil initially gained recognition with his track “Panalo,” which explores themes of Philippine nationalism. His partnership with music icons Dr. Dre and Eminem on the song “Up Down,” featured in his 2023 album “DU4LI7Y: REDUX,” propelled him even further into the spotlight.