Kith Taps Fabolous & Jadakiss for Gritty NYC Anthem “New York To The World”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Kith loves some legendary New York rappers.

Kith, the record label founded by Queens native Ronnie Fieg in 2011, continues to expand its brand organically while showing love to New York’s hip-hop legends. Their latest release, “New York To The World,” arrives a year after their last drop, “Last Stop,” which featured Swizz Beatz and Cam’ron. This time, Kith enlists two of NYC’s most respected lyricists: Fabolous and Jadakiss.

Two words perfectly sum up “New York To The World”: Gritty and dramatic. Over a soul-stirring, cinematic backdrop that feels like the closing scene of a Marilyn Monroe biopic, Lexa Gates delivers eerie, haunting vocals before Jadakiss and Fabolous step in with razor-sharp verses. They rap about street loyalty, their love for blickies, and staying ahead of the game, all while dropping steady punchlines like a well-oiled machine.

With its dark, anthemic energy, this track almost plays like a spiritual sequel to Ja Rule’s iconic “New York.” Kith is proving that they’re not just here for the hype—they’re here to keep New York hip-hop’s legacy alive.

Stream “New York To The World” now and rep NYC the right way.



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