The track, which also features the legendary Parliament-Funkadelic bassist Bootsy Collins, and rock legends Ian Paice and Steve Howe, dropped on Thursday, April 8th. Just like the rest of the world, Brian Perera, head of Cleopatra Records is hoping that X pulls through. "Obviously, we are all holding our breath and praying that DMX pulls through and makes a full recovery," Perera previously told AceShowBiz.com. "As “X Moves” shows, he is still one of the most innovative and original hip-hop artists around. Our hearts go out to all of DMX's family, friends and supporters." 

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While it is unclear if the song is part of a bigger project that is yet to come, it was also co-produced by DMX and is available on streaming platforms now. Cleopatra Records, which previously released a DMX greatest hits collection, is also selling limited edition vinyl 7-inches versions. The iconic MC died on Friday, April 9 after being hospitalized for a week after suffering from a heart attack from an apparent drug overdose. He was on life support and had not regained brain functions when his family announced his passing.