Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane has signed a "major" deal with Warner Bros. Records as he attempts to get his career back on track following his recent prison stint. Mane has quit his long time recording home, Big Cat Records, after he says they released a disc of old tracks that the rapper had no intention of including on an official album.
"I'm no longer signed to, booked by, or working with Big Cat Records or any of its employees in any way.
The CD that Big Cat is putting out consists of records that were never planned to make my album and is a non-official release.
My fans will get the official Gucci Mane album in August (09) on Warner Bros. Records."
"I'm no longer signed to, booked by, or working with Big Cat Records or any of its employees in any way.
The CD that Big Cat is putting out consists of records that were never planned to make my album and is a non-official release.
My fans will get the official Gucci Mane album in August (09) on Warner Bros. Records."
In other news, Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie has been released from custody after posting $400,000 bond. As we previously reported, Boosie was arrested for assault following an alleged brawl at his Louisiana home last month.
"First of all, I wanna thank all my fans for supporting me through my trials and tribu-hatin'," Boosie said in a video.
"I wanna thank y'all for that. People probably saw me on the news, it ain't really that, they gave me a $400,000 bond. I wanna thank all my fans for the support."
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