New Song: Logic – “Ten Years,” ft. Royce 5’9″ Posted on June 17, 2022 By Remy Gelenidze After teasing his album for a minute, Logic has returned with his 30-track project, titled Vinyl Days.The Maryland rapper has been rolling out this record for months as he has delivered one single after another, highlighting his desire to take things back to the sonic essence of Hip Hop. The new album features guest appearances from Action Bronson, Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa, Russ, Blu & Exile, The Game, DJ Premier, AZ, RZA and more.It also features Royce 5’9″ on a track titled “Ten Years.” The Detroit legend kicks his verse by referencing Jay Electronica: “I ain’t a hoodlum, they ain’t arrest or murder me yet / Why ain’t I Muslim? Jay Elec’ ain’t converted me yet!” You can bump the new track below: RECENT RELATED ARTICLESLogic talks getting inspired by Eminem & reveals funny conversation he had with Eminem when they first metJune 22, 2022Logic explains why meeting Eminem was most surreal moment of his lifeMay 22, 2022Logic references Eminem in a new song with RussMay 6, 2022Logic Reveals How Eminem Inspired His First Rap Name “Skittles”March 10, 2026Lazarus talks Eminem influence, shows love to Royce 5’9″January 29, 2026Hip-hop legends defend Dr. Dre after his professionalism was questionedJanuary 2, 2026 2022LogicNew AlbumNew SongRoyce 5'9"Ten YearsVinyl Days