As a major collaborator with Port Arthur’s UGK, as well as other big name Texas artists, producer Cory Mo has built an impressive catalog of music since the start of the new millennium. Lacing most of his beats at his Houston-based M.A.D. Studioz, the Houston producer/rapper has added a new musical sanctuary to the southeast.

Alongside his brother and fellow producer/mixer Mike Mo, Cory recently opened a new recording studio in Atlanta, Georgia. The new studio will allow Mo easier access to Atlanta artists he is planning to work with, as well as spread his sound that has captivated the south for some time now.

In related news, UGK’s UGK 4 Life [click to read] album, which Cory Mo contributed four beats to, is expected to do fairly good numbers come next week. Billboard.com is reporting a Top 10 debut for the seventh studio release from the southern duo, while HitsDailyDouble.com project sales between 65,000 to 75,000. UGK 4 Life is the final chapter of the UGK legacy, with all new music from Bun B and the late Pimp C.

Last month, Bun B told HipHopDX about working with Cory Mo [click to read]. “Cory has been a friend and recording partner for well over seven years now,” he said of producer who worked with Z-Ro, The Geto Boys and Devin The Dude previously. “It was just a matter of getting people who knew what this album was supposed to sound like, but also capable of making it sound like that, getting them involved. A lot of these tracks were tracks that Pimp had made, already structured, set up, and Pimp had already laid vocals [to]. It was just about finishing everything up.

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