After starting his own independent label with Zoo Life Entertainment, West Coast rapper 40 Glocc is set to unveil his new roster of artists on Concrete Jungle.
Due out December 1, the street album features Village Boo, Gail Gotti, and Tip Toe, among others. Concrete Jungle will also serve as the precursor to The G-Unit affiliate’s next album N.W.A. New World Agenda, which is tentatively scheduled for an early 2010 release.
40 Glocc’s Concrete Jungle will be released via Urban Music Alliance. Track listing is below:
1. Intro
2. Criminal (ft. Lil Boo & Tek)
3. Spin The Globe
4. Welcome to the Ghetto (ft. Tri Star & Village Boo)
5. Another Angel Dies (ft. Ras Kass [click to read])
6. Walk In My Shoes (ft. Yacc & Tip Toe)
7. Haters & Bitches (ft. Zoo Babiez, Lil Boo & Locie Loc)
8. Hell On Earth (ft. Lil Toot)
9. Grindin (ft. Tip Toe & Notes)
10. 100 (ft. Tip Toe, E-Note & Michlobe)
11. Bouncing In The Bed (ft. Village Boo, Ken Bib & Locie Loc)
12. Skit (ft. Ras Kass & Csik)
13. Narcotics (ft. Gail Gotti)
14. Local Boy (ft. Sun)
15. Skit (ft. Unforgivable)
16. 3 Amigos
17. Couple Geez (ft. Lil Boo & Brook)
18. Smoke Drank (ft. Zoobabiez)
19. Hundred Grand (ft. Yacc)
20. Safari (ft. Village Boo)
21. Concrete Jungle (ft. Tip Toe & Village Boo)
22. Shot The Fuck Up (ft. Prodigy [click to read], Locie Loc, Yacc, Ken Bib, Natural Born & Village Boo)
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