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Beautiful Latino R&B/Pop sensation and former Houston Rockets dancer, Natalie has teamed up with Texas hip-hop legend rap artist Bun B (King of the Trill) for a track off her upcoming album titled ‘Everything New’ with a release date of August 22, 2006.

The track with hip-hop legend Bun B is called ‘What You Gonna Do’ and features production by another hip-hop notable Play N’ Skillz (Chamillionaire’s “Ridin”).

After the success of her #1 single “Goin’ Crazy” and its subsequent album, Natalie, in 2005, the 27 year old Houston native shows no signs of letting up with her sophomore album, ‘Everything New’ (Universal Republic).

In the wake of her melodious debut, the beautiful, sweet voiced Latina superstar is prepping to give her fans even more of herself. “As an artist you learn a lot after your first round,” reflects Natalie. “My last album was a more R&B feel, more midtempo. This album, it’s a lot more energetic, it’s a lot more mature. It’s got a more sexy vibe to it, it’s about being in the club, it’s about dancing, it’s about getting with somebody but I still kept it relatable to the people.”

The album’s hypnotizing and seductive lead single is produced by highly sought after production hip-hop duo Play N Skillz (Chamillionaire “Ridin’”) and features Texas hip-hop legend rapper Bun B. “The minute I heard the track come on with the screwed ‘What ya gonna do…’ I was like, ‘I want it’,” says the sultry voiced singer.

The Pop meets Rap combo may seem awkward on paper but Natalie feels right at home on the track since she actually got her start in Houston’s red-hot Hip-Hop scene. She initially had dreams of moving to Los Angeles to become a choreographer and was well on her way since she was a dancer with the NBA’s Houston Rockets. But her talent at freestyle rapping led to her developing such an underground following in local rap circles that she actually signed to her management company, Latium Entertainment, as a rapper before her singing on hooks took on a life of it’s own.

“‘Goin’ Crazy’ was my first full singing song,” remembers Natalie. “That’s why it has that rap [like] monologue going on. I always wanted to write songs.”

Though she only started singing full time a few years ago, she’s already accomplished enough as a songwriter to have scored a publishing deal with EMI Publishing. It’s just one of the things that separates her from the crowded pack of Pop divas in the world.

“A lot of times artists have to be formed,” offers Natalie. “I’m still growing myself as an artist. I didn’t have to be shaped into who I am or the artist that I’m becoming.”

Natalie is as equally inspired by her family as she is local musicians made good like Beyonce and Chamillionaire to legends like Michael and Janet Jackson, Madonna and “anybody who incorporated dancing with their singing,” she says because, “Those are artists, and that’s why they’re still around today.”

The eclectic mix of musical influences manifests in the diverse collection of songs listeners are privy to hear on Everything New. The soothing ballad “All My Life”, an intimate look at love in sound, and the exotic “Pieces” are built around seductive guitar riffs. Meanwhile, uptempo numbers like the hyper “Dance With Me” and the club ready “If You Only Knew’ are surefire dance floor delights.

“I called the album Everything New because I think everything worked the first time because it was meant to happen that way,” explains Natalie. “It was a good intro but now what I’m about to do-the music that I’ve always been making-is about to sound new to the public. You always have to come with something better.”

Natalie Ft Bun B - What You Gonna Do

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Lil O emerged in the late 90’s as a rising star of southern hip hop and has always been known for his association with the Screwed Up Click. After tasting initial success being signed to a major label and being one of the first artists to record a song with Destiny's Child, his dreams fell short after never seeing a release. He later released his first independent album Blood Money which sold over 15K units. Since then, Lil O has released "Food On The Table" & "Jealous Got Me Strapped". His most successful album "Da Fat Rat Wit Da Cheeze" was released to such huge success independently it was later re-released with Atlantic Records and sold over 75,000 units.

Lil O has now hooked up with Nino to host Volume 12 of the Hood Hustling series. The series itself has been catching on with much success after having successful hosts like ESG, Pastor Troy, and DJ Squeeky.

1. Hood Hustlin Intro (Lil O)
2. Hood Hustlin Part 1 (Lil O ft Nino)
3. Came a Long Way (Lil Flip ft Momenumb)
4. Trap City (Lil O)
5. S.U.C. For Life (Youngstar, Young Nino)
6. Poppin Trunks (Big Tuck, Hustler E)
7. Stripper Break Hood Hustlin Style (Lil O)
8. She So Fly (Nino)
9. Boppin (ATX, M Calloway)
10. Trappin (Lil O)
11. Mobb Life (Big Mike, Snipe)
12. Smoke Break (Lil O)
13. Hood Hustlin Part 2 (Low T)
14. Back Up (Lil O)
15. Rep That (Class One, J Dog, Momenumb)
16. Go Get It (Lil O)
17. Throwed (Nino, Lil Sisco)
18. Actin Like A Nigga (Nino)
19. Hood Hustlin Fallen


Yungster Ft Young Nino - S.U.C For Life

Lil O Ft Bun B - Back Up

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Once again, the S.U.C. veteran has come to claim his throne. C-Note is no stranger in this music game. With numerouse Billboard charting albums and radio singles, C-Note is still a force to deal with. The new album, "Network'n" is highly anticipated and is definitely a major
release for Houston's rap scene. It contains all the right elements, with top shelf features like Lil Flip, the late great Big Hawk, Pimp C, Botany Boys, Screwed Up Click and more. This special edition features two bonus tracks created especially for Transworld Entertainment.

1. King of the Clover
2. Network’n Ft Billy Cook
3. Get Paid
4. What It Iz Ft Lil Flip
5. Round & Round Ft Variety
6. Third Coast Born Part 2
7. 4 My Homiez
8. Holla At Botany Ft Pimp C
9. In Da Trunk
10. Get Crunk Ft Daz & D-Red
11. Shake Clap
12. U Ain’t Gotta Luv Me
13. Throwed Lil Momma
14. Still Push’n Ft Will Lean & Shook
15. Get 2 Bouncin’ Ft B.G. Duke
16. S.U.C. Ft HAWK, Lil Keke, Big Pokey
17. Country
18. Meet Me At The Car Ft K-Pop & D Baby


C-Note Ft Billy Cook - Networkn (Right Click: Save As)

C-Note - Ft HAWK, Lil Keke, Big Pokey - SUC (Right Click: Save As)

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After years of building his own empire in the Bay Area, San Francisco native Sky Balla joined forces with New York-based Empire City Records in 2005 to get his music to the nation. The venture is already proving to be a major move for Sky Balla, as he is on the verge of releasing his first project with the label, Lifestyles of the Hoodrich & Famous.

Known for his ability to bring fresh new talent to the masses, A&R and I Can Make You Famous CEO Sickamore is presenting Sky Balla's Lifestyles of the Hoodrich & Famous. The project contains 15 exclusive tracks with guest appearances from Young Jeezy, Bleu Davinci, Juelz Santana, Jim Jones, The Game, Hell Rell, Fabolous and the late Bay Area icon Mac Dre. Original production from Nu Jersey Devil, J$Money and Cozmo is also featured.

The Empire City Records team recently filmed the video for Sky Balla's bass-laden single "Big Boy Things (Big Pimp)," which will be the catalyst for his upcoming full-length album due out this Fall, Every Penny Counts. The video was filmed on location at a mansion in the Hollywood Hills, a private studio in New York City, and various hot spots in Sky Balla's current home of Las Vegas. A portion of the filming took place with the participation of the King Of Cars, the Las Vegas auto mogul with the #1 reality series on the A&E network.

Known far and wide for his entrepreneurial aptitude, Sky Balla is ready to take on the world with his natural swagger and distinct music. "The situation is a beautiful thing, and I'm going to maximize the situation to the fullest capacity," he says. "This is the biggest mixtape to hit the streets in 2006, and the upcoming album is monumental. You're getting my best work ever, and I put my heart into it with a lot of hard work and dedication. It's a struggle to bubble."

1) Big Boy Things (Big Pimp) Intro
2) H.U.S.T.L.E.R.
3) Bigga Room Ft Blue DaVinci
4) Cook It Up
5) 2-Step (Prod. By Cozmo)
6) So Gangsta Ft Young Jeezy
7) I'm Rich Bitch
8) Me and You Remix
9) Pimpin' Ain't Dead Ft Mac Dre r.i.p.
10) My Story Feat. The Game
11) I See You Niggas (Prod By Nu Jerzey Devil)
12) Cartier Lenzes
13) Direct Connect Ft Hell Rell
14) Mr. Me 2 Remix Ft Fabolous
15) Real Talk Ft Juelz Santana and Jim Jones

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Makaveli Presents Muszamil - Reparations Is Due



1. Outlaw, Outlaw
2. Mr. Muszamil
3. Hollywood Ft Val Young, Triple 7 & Napoleon
4. Last Days Of Our Lives Ft Hussler Russell
5. Still Busting Ft H Ryda & Makaveli (alkla 2Pac)
6. Interlude / Political Soldiers Ft Makaveli (alk!a 2Pac) & H Ryda
7. SEIKE Ft Malcolm X
8. No Reason Ft Stevie Wonder
9. Let It Go Ft Teddy Pendergrass
10. Don’t Need None Ft Val Young &T. Scott
11. Make A Change Ft Rey Chester & Napoleon
12. Interlude /Thug Life Outlaw Ft Cabo & Gritty Outlaw
13. Dirty Game - Gritty Outlaw

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1. Intro
2. In The Ghetto - (featuring Fat Joe/Jim Jones/Shaq/Diesel/Cassidy/Sheek Louch)
3. Live From The Block - (featuring Mike Jones/Paul Wall/Papoose)
4. Can't Stop The Reign - (featuring Shaq/Diesel/P. Diddy/Bun-B)
5. Hood Drug Warz - (featuring Three 6 Mafia/B.G.)
6. Drama Gang - (featuring Cam'Ron/Juelz Santana/Jim Jones)
7. Do You Dirty - (featuring Young Jeezy/Bleu Davenchi)
8. God Don't Like Ugly - (featuring Sauce Money)
9. We Blast Off - (featuring Chamillionaire/Bump J/Stat Quo)
10. Big Gunz - (featuring Webbie/Lil' Boosie/Bun-B/Papoose/Cashmere/WC/E-A-Ski)
11. Interlude
12. One 4 The Trouble - (featuring Juvenile/D-Boyz)
13. Big Problems - (featuring Lil Jon/Lil' Flip/Scrappy/Lil Wyte)
14. Street Army - (featuring Master P/TRU)
15. I Love Niggaz
16. New York Drama
17. Knock Em Out - (featuring Twista/Speedknot Mobstaz)
18. Outro
19. On The Come Up - (bonus track, featuring Home Bwoi/Webbie/Potzee/Rasaq/J-Hill/Cujo/Max Minelli/Bi...

1. Turfology
2. Like Me
3. A.O.B.
4. Be Like Us
5. Turfs Up
6. Soldier
7. Wet
8. My Name Is
9. We Ain't Listenin'
10. Love Ones
11. Space
12. 18 Dummy
13. Take Your Clothes Off
14. Stomp
15. Rippa Slippas
16. Back Of The Club

29ter august, cory mo...houston's most unknown.

too short - up all nite

1. Player
2. Strip Down
3. Sophisticated
4. Nothing Feels Better
5. 16 Hoes
6. Pimpin 4 Ever
7. Burn Rubber Pt 2
8. Blow The Whistle
9. Lil Shorty
10. It's Time To Go
11. Money Maker
12. Sadity
13. Going Dumb
14. Call Her A Bitch
15. Baller
16. Keep Bouncin'
17. Keep Bouncin' - (remix)

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Eazy-E's Latino Proteges To Release Sophomore Album

The late Eazy-E's sole Latino proteges, The Brownside, have just released their second album, "The Takeover." Their first album, "Eastside Drama," issued in 1995, had been slated for release through Eazy-E’s Ruthless label, until the Compton rapper’s tragic death ended a solid paper trail of release agreements that had been signed between himself and the intensely street oriented gangsta rappers.


Finally returning with “The Takeover,” The Brownside is back again with real life street cred, history and tracks that have helped give them their often verified, authentic “la vida gangsta” reputation.


The Brownside members are Wicked, Trouble and Toker, who is currently serving time for a sentence in a federal prison. “I expect to be out of here by the end of next year,” he promises. In the meantime, however, his album speaks volumes for him.


Eazy’s son, Lil E, still has memories of his father’s close friend Toker, from when they escorted the ten-year old mini E around Disneyland. “I can’t wait to see Lil E when I am out of here,” says Toker, who adds, “I have a lot to tell him about his father.” Eazy-E and Toker were such a fixture, that in Jerry Heller’s upcoming book, “Ruthless,” slated for release in late August, Heller begins describing the end of Eric’s life by writing, “Only a handful of people were closest to Eric in the weeks leading up to his death. Toker, aka Little Beaver, his Latino street connection. The mixmaster Julio G.” Heller also cites The Brownside in relation to Eric’s both visionary and deep desire to become involved in the Latin rap movement, a move that was unfortunately nixed because of his death.


Wicked explains, “Toker and Eazy were blood brothers.” He adds, “Eazy was so supportive of us, he kept trying to talk us into changing the name of the group to M.W.A., but we never did. He was relentless about it. He even wrote these little notes in the studio, trying to convince us.” He observes, “Eric was really looking forward to releasing our group on Ruthless, and we played some dates with Eazy and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.” Wicked points to “La Despendida (Farewell)” as his favorite track on the group’s second album, which is released by P.R. Records. As fate would have it, Trouble and Toker originally met in prison. Toker has stated, “We’re not rappers trying to be gangstas, we’re gangstas trying to be rappers.”


With songs on “The Takeover” like “Life Of A G,” “Who We Are” and It Ain’t Easy” The Brownside stays true to their roots that made Eazy-E take notice. Trouble reports, “We are representing Southside L.A., also known as “The Skanless. But we know that a lot of other people are relating to the album, as well.” Wicked notes, “Toker brings the high life from the street, Trouble brings the drama from on street, and I bring my own experience from the street.” This virtual coup d’eta can be heard throughout “The Takeover” on its relentless songs that are pure fiya, including “Standing By Your Grave,” “It’s All Good” and the album’s standout track, “Growin’ Up.”


On “The Takeover,” The Brownside proves they are still the ultimate Vatos En El Barrio, as they release their explosive new rhymes about their experiences in “The City Of Bangers.”

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Coming August 22, 2006


Agallah (of Purple City) aka The Don Bishop "Propane Piff" (f/ Jay-Z, Cam'Ron, Juelz Santana, Shiest Bub, Un Kasa, Jay Bezel, & more)

Al-D "Home Of The Free" (remixed By DJ Screw) (f/ Lil Keke, The Screwed Up Click, Lil Mel, & more)

Beenie Man "Live In San Francisco" (DVD)

Big L "Archives: 1996-2000"

Big Noyd "Stick Up Kid"

BME Recordings presents E-40 "The Hype On Hyphy" (DVD)

Bubba Sparxxx "Girls Gone Wild: Charmed Life Tour" (DVD)

Cormega & Lake "Based On Actual Events"

Crunk Hits "Vol. 2" (f/ Three 6 Mafia, Chamillionaire, Lil Jon, Young Buck, Lil Flip, Lil Wayne, Mike Jones, Ying Yang Twins, Yo Gotti, & more)

DJ Kay Slay & Greg Street "The Champions: North Meets South" (f/ Three 6 Mafia, Chamillionaire, B.G, Young Jeezy, Master P, TRU, Lil Wyte, Juvenile, Lil Flip, Lil Jon, Cam'Ron, Cassidy, Mike Jones, Paul Wall, Max Minelli, Webbie, Lil Boosie, Twista, Juelz Santana, P.Diddy, & single "Can't Stop The Reign" w/ Bun B, Papoose, & Shaq)

Gangsta Pat "Deadly Verses" (re-release) (Memphis rapper)

Gangsta Pat "Homicidal Lifestyle" (re-release) (Memphis rapper)

Greedy "West Coast Crime Stories" (DVD)

Hoodz DVD Magazine "Lil Troy Wages War On Scarface" (DVD)

Hustler-E "Wacocaine II: God, Money, & Guns"

Ice Mike "Do "Em Dirty" (f/ K-Rino, Tre-8, Tim Smooth, Ms. Raw LT, Rob Gold, Boss King, Kano, & more)

Keith Murray "Keith Murray"

Kelis "Kelis Was Here" (f/ Nas & single "Bossy" w/ Too Short)

K-Riley "Incredible: The Life Of Riley"

K-Rino "Danger Zone"

La'Chat "Bad Influence" (f/ Yo Gotti, Gangsta Boo, Gucci Mane, All-Star, Block Burnaz, & more)

Lifestyl "Deep In The Game"

Lifestyl "Screwed, Leaned, & Chopped" (f/ SPM, Grimm, PSK-13, Mista Madd, The Chopp Shop, & more)

Lil Dank "Welcome 2 Da A"

Lil Jon "Crunk Kings" (DVD)

Mac Boo-Rue "West Coast Offense"

MC Breed "The New Breed" (re-release)

MC Breed & DFC "MC Breed & DFC: Remastered Classic Street Hits"

Mr. Shadow "Gang Files"

Mr. SOS (of Cunnynlynguists) "Pre-Op" (EP)

On Deck Click "Mo Money, Mo Haterz"

Organized Cartel "Gangsta Illustrated" (f/ MC Eiht, Kokane, Goldie Loc, Seldom Seen, Macadoshis, Clever, Chito, & more)

Outkast "Idlewild" (f/ Sleepy Brown, Scar, Janelle Monae, & single "Mighty O")

Pimp Black "Hate The Game, Love The Pimp" (Memphis rapper- f/ DJ Squeeky, Nasty Nardo, Criminal Manne, Al Kapone, Heavy Chill, Kacky Mac, & more)

Scienz Of Life "Blaxploitation Sessions"

S.E. GA Boys "Business Bout Ya Self"

Shane Capone "Heated Speech" (f/ Haystak, Bereda, Cadillac Dale, & more)

Silent Majority "Climate Control"

Snapper "The Sequel"

Street Kingz "Crown Gang Family"

Suga Free "The Features: Vol. 1"

The Hard Boyz "A-Town Hard Heads: Remastered Classic Street Hits"

3rd Degree "Since Day One" (Houston rappers- f/ Liveola, Kyle Lee, Mark G, & more)

Traxamillion "Slapp Addict" (f/ Too Short, Keak Da Sneak, Zion I, The Jacka, San Quinn, Mistah F.A.B, & more)

Trilltown Mafia "It Goes Without Sayin" (f/ Pimp C, Trillville, Lloyd, Skip of UTP, & single "Town Walk" w/ Sara Stokes)

Wale Oyejide "Africahot!"

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Traxamillion + Suga Free

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Da Black Al Capone is the man who regulates for the Clover G Spearheaded by Lil' Flip. Departing his hometown of NYC to indulge in random cross-country hustles, Capone learned how to grind in all regions. After opening his Starvin' Artists Record Store in Little Rock, AK, Capone got a look at the game from a retailer's standpoint. It also led to his partnership with Houston's Finest. "Flip took notice to the amount of his albums i was moving out of my store," Capone recalls, "and I took notice of people buying the boss' album as an independant." Eventually, it was the entrepreneurial hustle that would lead Capone into rapping. After playing the background for a number of years on the business side, he is ready to step out and let the world know his story and his extraordinary Mic Skills. " I can rap with any style," he boasts. With appearances on Flip and Z-Ro's underground album Kings of the South already under his belt Capone is gearing up for his own Solo Album effort that is destined to be a classic. Also take note of Da Black Al Capone in Beef III as shown on BET as he handles T.I. and show's him who's the real Notorious Unda boss.

The album hits stores this fall with features from Z-Ro, Lil Flip, Chamillionaire, Yukmouth, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Sqad Up, West Coast Mafia, Crime Boss, C-Note Of The Botany Boys, and Clover Gz.


Da Black Al Capone Ft Lil Flip - That's Pimpin

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