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Crunk Rock is the solo debut album by Atlanta based producer Lil Jon. All of Lil Jon's past albums were with the Eastside Boyz. Crunk Rock features "Snap Yo Fingers", featuring E-40 and Sean Paul Of The YoungBloodZ.
The second single is called Act A Fool featuring Three 6 Mafia. The song was available on Lil Jon's MySpace page on Halloween 2006, immediately attracting listeners with approximately 580,000 plays in the first day.
Before recording the album he severed his negotiation with record label TVT. The self-proclaimed "King of Crunk" has settled his dispute with his label. Last year, Jon vowed to never record for TVT Records again, citing that TVT owner Steve Gottlieb was shortchanging him.[1]
After a long battle and negotiations with TVT, we worked out our differences. TVT cut the check and now it's time for me to get back to work," Jon said in a statement. "Crunk Rock is going to be some next level shit.[2]
Jon said "half of Crunk Rock will feature the rock-influenced sound heard on Trick Daddy's "Let's Go." The other half will sound like past hits "Get Low" and "What U Gon' Do"."[3]
The recent issue of XXL Magazine confirms that Yung Joc, Nate Dogg, Ciara and Lil' Wayne also make appearances.
XXL Magazine ranked "Crunk Rock" the 7th most anticipated album of 2007.[1]
Album delay
Because Lil Jon had some conflicts with TVT Record, this album has been pushed back several times. It was originally going to be released in July 2006 but it remains unreleased.
Confirmed tracks
- "Snap Yo Fingers" (featuring E-40 & Sean Paul of The YoungBloodz) (Produced by Lil Jon)
- "Act a Fool" (featuring Three 6 Mafia) (Produced by Whole Wheat Bread)
- "We Them Bad Boyz" (featuring Yung Joc, 8Ball & MJG & Diddy)
- "Knock 'Em Out" (featuring David Banner & Lil Wyte)
References
- ^ http://www.sohh.com/articles/article.php/8400/1
- ^ "Lil Jon Readies Rock Album" (Online interview). SOHH.com. Retrieved February 22.
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