Mistah F.A.B. Exclusives

Mistah F.A.B. was on KMEL last night and previewed two new tracks, which I just so happened to record. They're off his upcoming album Yellow Bus Ryda which is set to drop "Novemberish". Apparently FAB is also at work on another album coming out after that, called The Furley Ghost. When asked if he would do any posthumous tracks with Mac Dre, FAB said he doesn't want to do "one of those Biggie put-together tracks" and that he "don't wanna keep capitalizin off [Mac Dre], thats for real." He also dropped some info about upcoming DVDs including Treal T.V. 2 which is gonna drop Nov. 22nd, and The Freestyle King DVD which features Fabby battling a bunch of others (most notably the rap-battle where he KO'd Jin at Hot Import Nights-- "in front of his people, literally" ... ). That drops sometime next month. Heres the new tracks:

Mistah F.A.B. - Metros and Chirpers
Produced by Droop-E, who's whistle seems fitting on a song about cell phones. The lyrics are straight silly, making fun of bad reception, phones falling out your pocket whenever you stand up, cracked screens, taking calls after 9, etcetera. Its a fast paced song, with a catchy hook.

Mistah F.A.B. - The Furley Ghost
Produced by Trackademics, who did a buncha tracks on FAB's Son of a Pimp album. "Let Dre get in your soul and lose control", The Furley Ghost is another take on the thizz dance, but this track opens it up so that anyone, even straight-edge cats, can get down because now its not about being Eeed out your skull, its about "dancing with your spirit". Which is really what the thizz dance was always about anyway, but people just assosciated it strictly with E because of the word "thizz". The beat slaps in a slow-motion-gangsta-stoner kinda way.

On the new Federation track-- I'll put it up later tonight, along with another older Federation track that never actually ended up appearing on any albums.