D Incredible Hall
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Storms And Rain Storms And Rain
DJ Runaway on production. Runaway gave me the beat, I wrote and recorded this in less than an hour. I like this joint alot, got half of a poem in the beging. Real raw.
Wild Child Wild Child
Second track off D. Incredible. Jim Morrison on the hook from a dope Doors track. Produced By D. Tweezy.
Do Me Baby Do Me Baby
Had to have a sex track. This is take one, look for take two and let me know which one you like. Produced By D. Tweezy.
Let's Go Get Stoned Let's Go Get Stoned
I had to do this track for tha album. Beat was hot in my opinion, so I used it. Produced By D. Tweezy.
Your Puppet Your Puppet
What You Wanna Do (Feat. Waylaa) What You Wanna Do (Feat. Waylaa)
DJ Runaway on the beat. This is my 1st radio single for this album. Should be hot.
Shut It Down (Feat. SOS) Shut It Down (Feat. SOS)
I love the Rodney O and Joe Cooley's Everlasting Bass. I wanted to use that beat, and didn't care 'bout who else did. So I got my boys on it with me. May not make the album.
Crooked Ass Jackson Crooked Ass Jackson
D. Tweezy on production. Kind of a remake, just the old Outkast beat, with Big Gip's voice.
Still D.R.U Still D.R.U
DJ Runaway on the beat. Hot track, a 'lil different for me. Some crunk shit for this one.
Nuthin' To Me Nuthin' To Me
DJ Runaway on the beat. Got alot of shit off my chest with this one.
My Room My Room
A lil track that rounds out my album. Produced by D. Tweezy. Hot track, my personal favorite.
Goodbye / License To Kill Goodbye / License To Kill
Like I Do It Like I Do It
DJ Runaway, of course, on the beat. A lil flow and one hook i did. A freestyle, prolly not on the album. Waylaa prollu usin' this beat.
License 2 Kill (Feat. Waylaa) License 2 Kill (Feat. Waylaa)
New track with Waylaa. Produced By DJ Runaway.
Evil Woman Evil Woman
Hot track. Loved this beat, won't be on the album, but it needs to be heard.
Who Am I? (Part 2) Who Am I? (Part 2)
Produced by D. Tweezy. Felt the need to re-introduce myself with this album.
Down To It Down To It
Bad Abbot and D. Hall collab. He handled the beat, I did the rhymes. Not on the album tho...
