Chinx’s Widow Talks ‘CR6,’ Admits New Rapper Deaths Trigger Her

French Montana‘s late Coke Boys artist Chinx Drugz is still dropping brand-new music 7 years after he was assassinated — a truth his other half views as a testimony to the many hours he invested recording.

Chinx’s widow, Janelli Caceres-Pickens, and his previous supervisor, Doug “Biggs” Ellison, fastidiously assembled verses, bits and incomplete tracks to finish “CR6,” his 3rd posthumous task, and the 6th installation in the “Cocaine Riot” series.

TMZ Hip Hop spoke with Janelli about the release and she confessed was tiring, yet satisfying.

She likewise discussed the rash of rap artists who have actually been eliminated at a much more disconcerting rate than when Chinx was killed.

Janelli states she’s been singing about the current string of catastrophes — such as PnB Rock and Takeoff both getting fatally shot in current months — and she insists it’s lost to blame the pattern on hip hop culture.

Rather, she states it’s lawbreakers who are messing up the vibes … although, she confesses if she and Biggs weren’t A&Ring “CR6,” she’d be listening to R&B.

However, Janelli takes pride in the Chinx task, mentioning the tune “Lonely” with Offset as one of her individual favorites.