"Crown Royal" marked Run-DMC's return after a decade-long hiatus, featuring a range of guest artists that spanned genres and generations, bridging their legacy with contemporary hip-hop.
- The album featured guest appearances from artists such as Jay-Z, Nelly, and Aerosmith, showcasing a broad appeal and collaborative spirit.
- "Crown Royal" was released on Arista Records in 2001, following their previous album "Down with the King" from 1993.
- The album's lead single, "Queens of Rock," featured Aerosmith, continuing their history of rock-rap collaborations.
Run-DMC is a pioneering hip-hop group from Hollis, Queens, New York City, widely recognized for breaking down barriers between rap and rock. They were the first rap act to have a No. 1 album and to be nominated for a Grammy. 2001 found Run-DMC releasing their seventh and final studio album, a period when the group had already cemented their legacy but were exploring new production sounds.
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