Serial Killers — the West Coast–rooted trio of Xzibit, B-Real, and Demrick — return with “Call The Cops,” a hard-edged new single produced by Scoop Deville and the second release from their forthcoming 2026 album. The track lands shortly after “SK Anthem,” setting the tone for a fully Scoop Deville–helmed project that marks the group’s first full-length effort in six years.
The Serial Killers have carved out a distinct lane since debuting with Serial Killers Vol. 1 in 2013, a tape that immediately stamped the trio as a unified force grounded in unfiltered bars, smoky Californian grit, and heavy, street-driven production. They carried that identity forward with The Murder Show (2015), the Day of the Dead EP (2018), and Summer of Sam (2020), building a catalog that complemented each member’s long-standing individual impact: Xzibit as one of the West Coast’s enduring powerhouses, B-Real as an architect of the Cypress Hill legacy, and Demrick as a steady presence within L.A.’s constantly shifting underground and mainstream circles.
Their renewed partnership with Scoop Deville adds both familiarity and evolution. Deville’s track record stretches from Kendrick Lamar’s “Poetic Justice” to Snoop Dogg’s “I Wanna Rock,” a résumé that blends chart dominance with a deep respect for West Coast tradition. His involvement across the entire 2026 album brings a unified sound—modern, forceful, and punchy—while still anchored in the rugged energy fans associate with the Serial Killers brand.
“Call The Cops” pushes that direction forward, signaling a new era for the trio as they gear up for one of their most focused releases to date.