Serial Killers Release New Single “This Thing of Ours,” Announce April Album of the Same Name

Serial Killers Release New Single “This Thing of Ours,” Announce April Album of the Same Name

West Coast hip-hop supergroup featuring Xzibit, B-Real, and Demrick continue their legacy with a sleek, multigenerational new project.

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Hip-hop supergroup Serial Killers - comprised of Xzibit, B-Real of Cypress Hill, and Demrick - return with their brand-new single “This Thing of Ours”, out January 16, 2026. The release also officially announces their forthcoming full-length album of the same name, This Thing of Ours, set to drop on April 10, 2026.

The single is a sleek, laidback hip-hop anthem that feels both timeless and contemporary, balancing classic West Coast energy with a refined, modern edge. Effortlessly cool and lyrically sharp, the track captures the chemistry that has madeSerial Killers one of the genre’s most compelling collaborative forces.

Looking forward to April, the upcoming album is entirely produced by Scoop DeVille, an undeniable stamp of quality that reinforces the project’s stature. Known for his work with Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, and many more, Scoop DeVille brings a fresh yet respectful approach to the group’s sound, elevating their chemistry with polished, hard-hitting production. The group have already dropped two singles from the project: “SK Anthem” (released October 31) and “Call the Cops” (released December 5), both of which set the tone for what’s to come.

Formed by three heavyweight voices of hip-hop, Serial Killers are known for their raw, energetic sound and gritty lyrical approach. Since their debut, the trio has built a formidable catalog that blends legacy and evolution with releases including Serial Killers Vol. 1 (2013), Serial Killers: The Murder Show (2015), Day of the Dead (2018), and Summer of Sam (2020).

Firmly regarded as one of music’s original hip-hop supergroups, Serial Killers’ unique multi-generational makeup unites pivotal figures from different eras of the West Coast movement. “This Thing of Ours” stands as a continuation of that lineage, reaffirming the genre’s enduring influence and evolving relevance.