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Fans of late Yonkers rapper DMX have been buzzing after new music featuring the artist's vocals made with artificial intelligence was released.

The two tracks called "Halloween From L.A. To Miami" and "Silent Night" were partly made with AI technology specifically trained on DMX's vocal style.

DMX's former record label, Cleopatra Records, released a statement saying, "Our agreements with DMX included comprehensive rights to his distinctive vocals, allowing us to explore a variety of creative avenues, including remixes, and alternative versions."

The 50-year-old rapper died from a drug overdose in 2021.