Former Roots member and beat-boxer extraordinaire Rahzel is preparing to release the follow up to his 2004 LP, Rahzel’s Greatest Knockouts.

According to Billboard.com, the new album, his third solo album since splitting with the Philadelphia based group, will be called Greatest Knockouts The Album, Vol. 2.

The album will be released on singer Mike Patton’s Ipecac Records and is due in stores this summer. Rahzel is heading out on tour this month where he intends to test out some of the new material from the album.

“It’s still hip-hop,” he explained to Billboard.com. “It’s like the music I grew up on, the music that made all of these things that are present now in existence. So I’m continuing that with raw beats, raw rhymes, beat-boxing, rhyming. The whole nine.” Two cuts that will appear on the album are “Ring the Alarm,” and “Come Fly With Me” which also features Patton.

Rahzel is also trying his hand at acting, with a role in the upcoming comedy Doorman. In the years since his last LP, he has kept busy doing voice-over work, and he has a documentary on beat-boxing called the Art of Noise due out this summer.