Prime Time by Young Black and Gifted (Azariah + Kidd Called Quest)
Rochester, NY duo Young Black And Gifted return with “Prime Time.” The new single from Beat-Smith Kidd Called Quest and lyricist Azariah is more of that motivation music that they do so well. The duo said of the track “in these days of over saturation and negativity you have to be your own motivator to keep grinding. Don’t get caught up in a fantasy thinking everything supposed to be easy.”
Tracklist
| 1. | Prime Time | 2:37 |
| 2. | Prime Time (Clean) | 2:38 |
Credits
released January 26, 2026
Artist - Young Black and Gifted (Azariah x Kidd Called Quest)
Song Title - Prime Time
Producer- Kidd Called Quest
Location- Rochester NY,
Label - Young Black and Gifted Music (INDI)
Instagram- @AHFranklin @Kiddcalledquest
TWITTER- @Smoothfreshness @Kiddcalledquest
BMI written Darius D Franklin
Produced By Kidd Called Quest
BMI Kidd Called Quest Beatz Publishing
All Song Mixed by @Midnitebeatz
Artwork By @romkkatyt
2026 Young Black and Gifted Music
Artist - Young Black and Gifted (Azariah x Kidd Called Quest)
Song Title - Prime Time
Producer- Kidd Called Quest
Location- Rochester NY,
Label - Young Black and Gifted Music (INDI)
Instagram- @AHFranklin @Kiddcalledquest
TWITTER- @Smoothfreshness @Kiddcalledquest
BMI written Darius D Franklin
Produced By Kidd Called Quest
BMI Kidd Called Quest Beatz Publishing
All Song Mixed by @Midnitebeatz
Artwork By @romkkatyt
2026 Young Black and Gifted Music
License
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Hip-Hop producer extraordinaire, Kid Called Quest (Jason Martin) is one of Rochester, New York up in coming producers . Kid Called Quest’s music speaks to a bygone era, a time when skills were more important than marketing, producing meant more than cutting & pasting, and being real was more than a catch phrase.