Baby_Boy_Da_Prince-Across_The_Water-(Clean)-2007-SAW

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MP3/FLAC

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SAW

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90,23 MB

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15

Date

2007-03-07

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Artist     : Baby Boy Da Prince
Album      : Across The Water
Label      : Universal Republic Records
Genre      : Rap
Bitrate    : 181 kbps avg
Source     : CD (LP)
Playtime   : 01:10:01  (94  MB)
Rls date   : 2007-03-07
Store date : 2007-03-20


[Track List]
1. Intro                                           1:04
2. The Way I Live (Feat. Lil Boosie)               5:24
3. Naw Meen (Feat. Mannie Fresh)                   3:55
4. Slide In Slide Out                              4:10
5. Lock Me Down                                    4:03
6. Marrero (Feat. Shoeshine & Reality)             5:00
7. Rollin' To Det                                  4:49
8. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (The Proposal Song)  5:08
9. Rich Boy                                        4:44
10.They Don't Know (Feat. Nina Sky)                4:18
11.Who Sheed                                       3:52
12.Fist Rock                                       4:18
13.Do What It Do (Feat. Dappa, Marty Bee & Lil     4:15
   Hidda)
14.Good Juge                                       4:14
15.A Rose                                         10:47


Out of the West Bank of New Orleans comes the Prince of 
the City... Baby Boy da Prince. His career began at the 
age of 16 opening up for No Limit Records artist Choppa. 
Baby Boy created a name for himself in New Orleans with 
lavish on stage performances and catchy feel good records.

Then in 2004 he stepped from behind the scenes and into 
the spotlight hooking up with a local management company, 
Bosshogg Entertainment (B.G., Juvenile, Choppa). After years 
of hard work, Bosshogg Entertainment inked a deal with 
indie label Extreme Entertainment.

Baby Boy hit the road in early 2005 to spread his music and 
fan base further outside of New Orleans. He went on tour 
opening for platinum acts, Juvenile, Paul Wall, 50 Cent, and 
many more. Then in August 2005 Baby Boys world came crumbling 
down as New Orleans was hit by Hurricane Katrina. Throughout 
the ordeal he vowed that he would get his life together and 
continue his dream of becoming one of Hip-Hops newest stars. 
Living in a FEMA trailer, Baby Boy began writing new material 
for his upcoming album. He continued to do shows in New Orleans 
to show his fans support.

In 2006, Q93 in New Orleans began to play his hit single "The 
Way I Live". The single became an instant hit and in 3 weeks 
was the number 1 record at the station. Baby Boy had reached 
a new plateau and proved that his music could perform with the 
best artists in the country. The buzz in the city started to 
spill over and major labels began to take notice. Universal 
Republic Records jumped on the opportunity and signed Baby Boy 
as their premiere Hip Hop act.

Baby Boy's hard work and dedication brought him out of the trials 
and tribulations that affected him throughout his career. His 
music is a testament to the revival of New Orleans and the people 
who live in it. 

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