Billboard Bits: Scarface, 'TransAmerica,' 'Holiday Celebration on Ice'
December 08, 2005, 3:30 PM ET
Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.
Geto Boys principal Scarface and his new Underground Railroad Movement label have teamed up with Koch Records for the release of the rapper's latest effort, "One Hunnid." Due Feb. 7, the set is credited to Scarface Presents the Product, a duo comprised of San Francisco Bay-area artist Will Hen and Mississippi's Young Malice.
Scarface appears on the majority of the album, which he produced along with the Alchemist, veteran Geto Boys contributor John Bido and Tone Capone. Scarface, aka Brad Jordan, released his previous solo albums through Rap-a-Lot and Def Jam. "One Hunnid" is the label's debut as well as the first full-length release for Young Malice and Hen.
Earlier this year, Scarface made a guest appearance on Chamillionaire's "The Sound of Revenge" (Universal), as well as on Miri Ben-Ari's "The Hip Hop Violinist" (Universal). The rapper saw a number of his early solo records "chopped and screwed" as remix releases within the last year. In January, the Geto Boys released "The Foundation," their first record since 1998.
December 08, 2005, 3:30 PM ET
Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.
Geto Boys principal Scarface and his new Underground Railroad Movement label have teamed up with Koch Records for the release of the rapper's latest effort, "One Hunnid." Due Feb. 7, the set is credited to Scarface Presents the Product, a duo comprised of San Francisco Bay-area artist Will Hen and Mississippi's Young Malice.
Scarface appears on the majority of the album, which he produced along with the Alchemist, veteran Geto Boys contributor John Bido and Tone Capone. Scarface, aka Brad Jordan, released his previous solo albums through Rap-a-Lot and Def Jam. "One Hunnid" is the label's debut as well as the first full-length release for Young Malice and Hen.
Earlier this year, Scarface made a guest appearance on Chamillionaire's "The Sound of Revenge" (Universal), as well as on Miri Ben-Ari's "The Hip Hop Violinist" (Universal). The rapper saw a number of his early solo records "chopped and screwed" as remix releases within the last year. In January, the Geto Boys released "The Foundation," their first record since 1998.
