Bruiser Wolf and Conductor Williams will release their collaborative album The Dealer Wins on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, and they have previewed it with the new single “The Score” featuring Marv Won. The announcement and the full tracklist were published on November 6 by That Eric Alper.
Bruiser Wolf The Dealer Wins Tracklist
The Bruiser Wolf The Dealer Wins tracklist runs 10 songs, and every track is produced by Conductor Williams, giving the album a single producer spine. The full sequence is: “Pay Day”; “Ain’t Got Time”; “The Score” featuring Marv Won; “Dig Some Jive”; “Transportation”; “In Danger”; “State Property”; “New Game, Same Rules”; “For You” featuring Tariq Reyhan; and “The Story Of Devaul Neal”.
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“The Score” is the second single from the project, following the earlier “Ain’t Got Time”. Both previews lean on the same contrast: Conductor’s sample driven, off centre production against Wolf’s delivery, which bends rhythm in ways that should not work and consistently do.
Detroit’s Most Unpredictable Storyteller
Bruiser Wolf has built his reputation in Detroit and beyond as a storyteller whose flow lands deliberately off the expected beat, stacking punchlines inside elaborate, funny and strangely precise verses. His earlier collaborations map the range of his curiosity: Danny Brown, Harry Fraud, F1lthy, Payroll Giovanni and Babytron all appear in his catalogue, a list that crosses Detroit generations and production schools.
Conductor Williams arrives from the opposite direction. Before producing for Drake, Tyler, The Creator, J. Cole and Leon Thomas, the Grammy winning producer spent 20 years working for BNSF Railway, a biography folded into his producer tag, “Conductor, we have a problem”. His beats favour forgotten record textures and arrangements that leave space for a rapper’s personality, which is precisely the space Wolf uses best.
What To Listen For On November 11
Single producer albums live or die on chemistry, and the two singles set a clear test for the full record: whether the strangeness stays musical across 10 tracks rather than peaking on the previews. The guest list is deliberately small, Marv Won and Tariq Reyhan only, which keeps the focus on the central pairing.
The Dealer Wins arrives November 11 on streaming platforms. For listeners who follow the Detroit underground, it is the week’s essential date; for everyone else, “The Score” is a three minute argument for why this pairing deserved a full album.
