Juvenile Gives Credit To "Manny" Behind The Scenes For Sound Of New Album
It seem that the mandatory recipe for today's hip-hop albums consists of numerous guest vocalists working with a list of the hottest producers of the minute, but New Orleans rapper Juvenile is doing what he can to break the cycle with his new album, "400 Degreez.
The only guests on Juvenile's records are the few from his Cash Money Records musical family, and the rapper credits a lot of the album's sound and feel to Manny Fresh, Cash Money's in-house beatmaster, who also produced "400 Degreez.
[article id="1446415"]"He's a blessing in disguise,"[/article] Juvenile told the MTV Radio Network of his producer, [article id="1446415"]"and there ain't no words [to describe] Fresh. Fresh is just something special.
He's got a hell of a sense of humor,"
[/article] added Baby from the Big Tymers, another Cash Money Records outfit, [article id="1446415"]"and that's where it all starts from. The man is crazy." [28.8 RealAudio][/article]Juvenile
is currently out on the road with the Cash Money Millionaires, and the tour is scheduled to roll into Tallahassee, Florida, on Wednesday and Savannah, Georgia, on Thursday.
