Mr.FatBoyFresh

1. Interdependent [produced by Mass Prod]

2. They Say featuring Choklate [produced by Kuddie Fresh]

3. Money Getter [produced by D.K.]

4. Are You Ready featuring Torae [produced by Nottz]

5. Right With You featuring Focus… [produced by Focus…]

6. Around The World featuring Novel [produced by MoHeat]/Put You On featuring Ms. Cris [produced by Family Biz Ent.]

7. 5.13.11 [produced by DJ Khalil]

8. Soul Music featuring Darien Brockington [produced by King Karnov]/Ballad Of The Son [produced by Nottz]

9. Make It Thru featuring Kobe and Joe Scudda [produced by DJ Khalil]

10. Free featuring BlackSoul [produced by Seige Monstrosity]

11. Legendary Lullaby [produced by Ahh:zel]

12. Real Love featuring Focus… [produced by Focus…]

13. End Of An Empire featuring Carlitta Durand [produced by MoHeat, Sheldon Williams, and Rapper Big Pooh]

14. ShoutemOutro 2 [produced by Family Biz Ent.]

Deluxe Version will be available via iTunes and will have 4 bonus tracks

Medicine Man [produced by Family Biz Ent.]

The Clock featuring Rick Thousand [produced by King Karnov]

Lonely Roads featuring OhNo, Roc C, and Chevy Jones [produced by Dae One]

They Say featuring Choklate (Choklate Deluxe Edition) [produced by Kuddie Fresh]

Haven’t been on here in a minute, taking time away to finish up Dirty Pretty Things. Please forgive me, or don’t. Either way I still appreciate you taking the time to read this piece. Taking note from the homie Evidence, I wanted to give y’all an inside look at the creation of every joint for Dirty Pretty Things. Some will be written, some will be video (hopefully). First up to bat, Medicine Man.

Medicine Man was one of the last tracks recorded for the album. I met Family Biz Ent through twitter and maintained a dialogue with Garcia (of Family Biz) for a few months. We eventually worked together on a few joints but nothing yet for my album. The crazy thing was, Garcia and Family Biz’s engineer had begun work helping to mix my album by this time but still no actual tracks. I ended up hearing something I felt could fit the album and we began working on that song when Garcia sent me a beat that he was working on for a beat battle. He told me I could rap on it if I wanted to but his main intention was for me to hear it. I wanted the beat instantly. When I heard it, I knew what it was going to be. I needed a spitter. I needed something to talk my shit on and this beat was perfect for that. Going through the album I realized that is the one thing I lacked as I chose to stick to topics throughout the recording process. I met with DJ Skillz about putting some cuts on the track and once he heard the verses he jumped right on it. After completion of the track and Toon (of Family Biz) mixed it, I sent it to my managers (Dho and Ty) and told them I wanted to lead off the campaign with Medicine Man. Everyone agreed.

Shout out to all involved in creation of Medicine Man: Family Biz Ent, Chaundon, and DJ Skillz

Available on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/medicine-man-single/id465395490

Video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/AKBexKaapTc