What inspired that song was turning on the TV and seeing blacks being shot down. On the last song on the album, “Sorry,” you shout out Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin. That’s how I came about with “Black Heaven.” I wanted a deep song that would touch people and let people know that there’s versatility in me as far as making music as a whole. So I just started going through beats, and when that beat came on, I said I’m gon’ make it big, I’m going to write about all the black people, all the black giants that we lost, all the heroic people that we lost. Well, “Black Heaven” came about when I was riding down the interstate, listening to 2Pac’s “Thugz Mansion.” And after I said, I want to make a deep song, man. But I’m closer to God than I’ve ever been.Ĭan you talk about the song “Black Heaven”? No, I ain’t gonna lie: I ain’t been going to church. It was one of those records where I had to face that I was wrong for most of the things I did in life. It was the second record I recorded when I came home. On your album, you have a song, “Mercy on My Soul,” where you talk to God. He’s got his lawyers together and I think he’s going to see the streets again, and we waiting on him. Louisiana is a cold place as far as putting people in prison. Of course, they’ve got him on a bad case. I think he just got the Robert Shapiro law firm, so it’s looking good for him. What are your thoughts on C-Murder’s situation? We recorded a mixtape on a tape recorder in jail, in the bathroom. When I was in jail, I was recording mixtapes with C-Murder, too. I wrote “I’m Sorry,” that’s on the album, “Window in My Eyes.” Everything else was written after my release. And I recorded everything when I got out. I wrote a lot of songs while I was in prison. ĭid you write any of the new album while you were still incarcerated? That was just an album that was put together. It might have had one or two songs on it. You gotta understand that the Incarcerated album, it came out in 2010? Well, that music was done in 2006. That’s because I was in a different place. It seems like this one has a lot of optimism and hope in it. Your previous album, Incarcerated, was much darker than this one.
The event proved one of the largest urban streams in Atlantic Records history with 40K people logged on and 177K overall viewers.Flashback: Tina Turner Covers Dolly Parton, Kris Kristofferson on Debut Solo Albumīlack Sabbath on the Making of 'Vol. Released in March 2014 after serving a reduced sentence of 52 months, Boosie made his first public statements at the #BOOSIESPEAKS press conference, streamed live from New Orleans to his global fan following. The album earned widespread acclaim, with SPIN hailing it as "an enormously heartfelt album that makes his legal plight even more of a feel-bad story."
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The Baton Rouge native first lit up the hip hop underground at just 17 and soon teamed with the renowned label Trill Entertainment to unleash a series of undisputed classics, including 2003's "GHETTO STORIES" and 2004's "GANGSTA MUSIK" (both with longtime collaborator Webbie), and 2009's top 10 breakthrough, "SUPERBAD: THE RETURN OF BOOSIE BADAZZ." His fifth and most recent solo album, 2010's "INCARCERATED," was recorded and released while serving a 96-month prison sentence at Angola Louisiana State Penitentiary. īoosie BadAzz - until recently known worldwide as Lil' Boosie - is among the most celebrated rappers of his generation. Episodes 1 through 4 have already been released and can be viewed via his official YouTube channel. Webbie)" - is further heralded by Boosie's "TOUCH DOWN 2 CAUSE HELL" documentary trailer, now streaming at. The massively anticipated album - which also includes the street single, "On That Level (Feat.
"TOUCH DOWN 2 CAUSE HELL" is preceded by the new tracks, "Hands Up" and "Retaliation". The show will celebrate the delivery of his long awaited new album "TOUCH DOWN 2 CAUSE HELL," which is available everywhere today. Tickets are still available for purchase at. NEW YORK, NY-(Marketwired - May 26, 2015) - Trill Entertainment and Atlantic Records recording artist Boosie BadAzz releases his 6th solo album "TOUCH DOWN 2 CAUSE HELL." Tonight will mark Boosie's first show ever in NYC at Webster hall.
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