Tech featured on Mims upcoming album???

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scolex89

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MrDiamondFDC said:
or he could try to work with the few mainstream artists worth a fuck.
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Yeah for real, MIMS is a joke. He had the number one song in the country and his debut album only sold 70,000 units. Thats only twice as much as Killer and Killer had no airplay. MIMS's new single isn't as popular as his first and his upcoming album will flop even harder. Tech could have gotten just as much exposure on Soulja Boy's new album.
 
MrDiamondFDC

MrDiamondFDC

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I'm telling yall that LCN is about blow the fuck up and not in the normal way. Tech should have really did everything in his power to make sure Bill signed with strange cause that would have probably lead to LCN signing too. Tech being on tour with LCN and Cypress Hill would do more for him than being on that faggot mims album ever would.

LCN is hip hop royalty and they will be setting the standard in underground music way sooner than later.
 
Jride

Jride

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Dec 24, 2008
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Damn, its just a remix? All well.. Its still promo I guess..

MIMS new track "MOVE" hits hard on my system.. Damn

oh and I dont think Mims is unsuccessful..
Returning to center stage after a chart-topping, platinum-certified debut, Capitol Records/ American King Music hip-hop artist MIMS is showing why he's still hot. "Move (If You Wanna)," the unstoppably rhythmic kick-off single from MIMS' forthcoming second album, GUILT, has set off a mad rush to the dance floor and to cyberspace by his fans, logging an astounding near- 9 million plays so far at http://www.myspace.com/mimsfanclub, the official MIMS MySpace site. The track is also the No. 2 most-added song nationally in the rhythmic crossover and urban formats. The single is currently at 15 million in overall audience.

GUILT, the sophomore album by MIMS, will arrive in the physical and digital marketplace on April 7th, 2009. The album follows Music is My Savior, which featured the RIAA-certified platinum Billboard Hot 100 #1 dance anthem "This Is Why I'm Hot." The album and its singles generated cumulative sales of 300,000 domestic copies and 2 million digital downloads.

MIMS has also taken a starring role at Consumer Electronics Show, held in Las Vegas two weeks ago, introducing Car Stars, an astonishing technology co-developed by Gracenote, Voxonic, and Nissan, which enables drivers to make music selections by speaking, and also hear driving directions and music choices from a variety of stars - even in foreign languages, and taking into account your surroundings and destination. The Car Stars media system won Best New Car Technology at CES.

"Move," currently released as a digital single and has sold over 100,000 downloads, was produced by Da Internz, one of the several A-list production collaborators on GUILT, along with Jim Jonsin, Blackout Movement, and others. Aside from the official video for "Move," a viral video has been shot for another album focus track, "One Day" featuring Ky-Mani Marley (son of reggae legend Bob Marley).

MIMS (Shawn Mims) exploded onto the rap, R&B, pop and digital sales charts in spring 2007, when his first Capitol Records/ American King Music single, "This Is Why I'm Hot," produced by the Blackout Movement, sold over 140,000 downloads in its first week of release. The song debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot Digital Songs chart, and jumped from #32 to #1 on the Hot 100; it also hit #1 on the Rap Singles list, and #2 on R&B/Hip-Hop. "This Is Why I'm Hot" went on to sell over 3 million ringtunes, and topped the iTunes daily list of best-selling full-song downloads.

The wildly popular and infectious "This Is Why I'm Hot" set the stage for the release of MIMS' debut album, Music Is My Savior, in March 2007. It entered the Billboard Top 200 album chart at #4, #2 on both the R&B and Rap Albums charts, spinning off the second single, "Like This."
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L.D.S.

L.D.S.

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I grew up following Everlast's career, so the changes in tune I respect. I give it up for musicians that venture outside of their genre to try new shit. Unfortunately, some of them aren't that good. Patton is not listed in that area. Everlast is.
 
Jride

Jride

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Theres already a remix to Move which has Gillie Da Kid.. It was stated by Dbaker that tech n9ne is on "Rock N Rollin".. soo....
 
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