Cory Gunz – New York New York [Audio]

Cory Gunz goes straight for New York rap muscle on “New York New York,” bringing Bronx precision to a record built on familiar city tension.

The track flips the shadowy foundation of Nas’ “N.Y. State of Mind Pt. II,” but Gunz treats the source material as a pressure point, not a shortcut.

Nottz handles the production, giving Cory a hard, cinematic backdrop that leaves no room for filler. From there, the writing stays dense: street memories, police encounters, survival instincts, neighborhood detail, and punchlines packed tight enough to reward repeat runs. Cory has always sounded most dangerous when the beat gives him space to rap without compromise, and “New York New York” puts that skill set front and center.

After recent moves like “Bag” with Grafh, the Shaq-assisted “Kat & Brunson,” and the viral “WYFL” freestyle, this one feels like Cory planting the flag again. Not as nostalgia, but as proof that New York lyricism still has plenty of bite when the right voice grabs the mic.

Check out “New York New York” below.