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Listen to Mike D’s New Song “What We Got”

Listen to Mike D’s New Song “What We Got”

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Mike D has released a new song titled "What We Got," marking his second solo single. The track was recorded alongside his first single, "Switch Up," with contributions from producer Carter Lang and his sons. Mike D will be performing live in Brooklyn, New York, following the release of his new music.

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NewsListen to Mike D’s New Song “What We Got”It’s the Beastie Boy’s second solo single, following “Switch Up”By Walden GreenMay 22, 2026Getty ImagesSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyLess than a month after dropping his first solo single ever, Mike D is already back with another new song. The Beastie Boy recorded “What We Got” during the same sessions as “Switch Up,” and was joined in the studio by producer Carter Lang as well as his sons, Davis and Skyler Diamond. Listen below.The last Beastie Boys music to date remains their 2011 album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, and Mike D hasn’t performed with the group since the death of Adam “MCA” Yauch the following year.

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