The Gangsta Grillz is going to feature Bus rapping with some of his Southern homies like T.I., Ludacris, Paul Wall, Mike Jones and Bun B. "It's just for the South, and it's all exclusives," Busta said. "Ain't nothing being done over somebody else's beat. So it's just like a whole 'nother album I'm doing, feeding the street with the relentless bangers for the 'hood.
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Busta Rhymes Collaborates With The South; Getting Ready For Gangsta Grillz
"In addition, I've got an East Coast CD called New Crack City with my man Clinton Sparks," he added. "It's for whoever and whenever. But I'm specifically making joints to accommodate the area with the sound they prefer when they listen to music. But we realize these sounds have become global. Clinton Sparks and the Gangsta Grillz are both gonna come this month." That's just the start. DJ Green Lantern, who produced a duet between Busta and the late Rick James for Rhymes' new LP, The Big Bang (due in March), is also going to be working on a Busta Rhymes mixtape that will come sometime in January. Perhaps you're wondering how he's still going to have enough original material for his album after releasing three mixtapes. Well, 212 is the magic number. He's recorded that many songs in the three years he's been off.
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