March 13, 2018 Erick Porter a.k.a. "E.P. the Producer spoke with "Is My Shit Tight?" on Hollywood boulevard in Los Angeles California and gave his reaction on rapper 6IX9INE's single BILLY. He appears at around 9:56 mins in on the YouTube video and basically gives us his own perspective on the track following comments made by one of his artist African-Australian rapper "DesVevo". This interview can be seen on YouTube titled "6IX9INE - Billy: STREET REACTIONS in Hollywood" ..link https://youtu.be/hDeOMGDViKI

Early this year Erick " E.P. the Producer" Porter (Producer/rapper) released a single titled "I Know" which was a kind of wavy, pop, pimpish type of track (Prod. By Cavi Luvain) that played well in the wip & had a smoove uplifting energy to it. He now brings us a motion picture visual to complete the project. Shot in downtown Los Angeles the location is of course historical and home to many box office hit movies like "Heat" which were filmed in the same area. Directed by Amor Armour the artist aims at a larger audience with a classier approach having chosen the site and wardrobe himself. The video opens up with a shot of a bronze statue of an African American woman sculpted by Artist Robert Graham in 1992 titled the "Source Figure" which sits in the middle of a fountain where you see the producer/rapper (E.P. the Producer) performing just after the beginning three way parallel action scene (this area is at the top of what is known as the "Bunker Hill Steps"). The video then moves along with quick cut, candy shot frames of his remaining performance and ends with the album artwork and advertisement. This music video was executive produced by E.P. the Producer for EP Productions and Yab Bmob Records. For more info visit our website... http://www.eponlineproductions.com

With plenty gun effects, snare rolls, and fast high hats "Ball'n Wit' Burnerz" (mixtape) opens up with an action pack feel as though you were in a scene from the movie Rambo or The Matrix. Leveling out you then go through an up and down ride of melodic melodies with auto tuned vocals and dance tracks. Tethered with punch lines and metaphors "Ball'n Wit' Burnerz" should go down as a classic work by E.P. the Producer. Having total creative control over the project E.P. the Producer is able to bring you his vision with precision and clarity detailing the attitude and mentality of a street gangster. His crazy word play, bold phrases, and wild lines like "better wear ya mitten's, hotter than a sizzle/ fiends in the alley, fighting for the pizzle" are shure to grab the attention of any hardcore rap fan and have them "on one" with this sophomore mixtape. E.P. the Producer "Ball'n Wit' Burnerz" is available for download free on Datpiff along With his Jr. Mixtape "MoneyClips & BluntRaps" also on Datpiff and AudioMack.