It's September 01, 2025, 04:46:35 PM
Good Cop Bad Cop was fire too
also "That New Funkadelic" was nice
Digital version of this is only $4.99 with a version with a signed digital cover for $5.99. CD/Vinyl copies as well although the vinyl won't be released until next year.https://mandownstore.com
not making the same mistake i made wit the missionary cdi copped missionary pre-order off the official website n total came out to $21.99a day later the cd pre-order dropped on amazon for a total of $13.99better wait for the amazon drop
T. Mix was one of the producers that stepped in to help fill the void when Mannie Fresh left Cash Money.After beginning his career as a producer for Eightball & MJG in the early '90s, T-Mix became a house producer for the Suave House label and began expanding his reach, producing tracks for non-Southern rappers such as Ice Cube, Beanie Sigel, and Krayzie Bone.
The record is described as a "conceptual body of work" examining "the status of manhood in the present day" and offering "wisdom and criticism from a steadfast alpha male of the entertainment industry."
“When fans pick up an Ice Cube album, they want it to be quintessential Cube,” he said. “That’s what I’ve been focused on—doing records that are totally me.”
Ice Cube Asserts His Dominance with “Ego Maniacs” Featuring Killer Mike and Busta RhymesIce Cube is back, and he’s bringing that unmistakable West Coast swagger. The legendary rapper has just dropped his latest track, “Ego Maniacs,” giving fans a taste of what’s to come from his highly anticipated solo album, Man Down. Set to release on November 22, this will be Cube’s first solo project in nearly six years—and the hype is real.While Cube’s last collective effort, SNOOP CUBE 40 $HORT, made waves in 2022, Man Down is shaping up to be a landmark moment in hip-hop. With West Coast rap on a tear this year, the timing couldn’t be better for Cube to remind everyone why he’s one of the coldest to ever do it. (Pun absolutely intended.)“Ego Maniacs” isn’t just another ego trip; it’s a powerful anthem featuring two heavyweight collaborators, Killer Mike and Busta Rhymes. Produced by the legendary E-A-Ski, the track flips the same G-funk-infused beat from Cube’s earlier release, “It’s My Ego,” but cranks it up a notch. Both Killer Mike and Busta bring their A-game, trading bars with Cube in a lyrical flex-off that could rival any rap cypher. Cube himself even throws in a fresh verse, proving his pen game is as sharp as ever.The track is poised to close out Man Down, making it a perfect grand finale for what promises to be a dynamic album. With Cube’s unmistakable delivery and the punchy production of E-A-Ski, this project could be the definitive West Coast record of 2024.If you’re a fan of hard-hitting beats, clever wordplay, and a little bit of attitude, you won’t want to miss this. Check out “Ego Maniacs” and get ready for Man Down to drop on November 22. West Coast hip-hop is alive and well, and Ice Cube is here to make sure everyone knows it.
Ice Cube Drops New Single 'It's My Ego' From Upcoming Solo AlbumHighly lauded entertainment mogul, entrepreneur, and musician Ice Cube releases his new single, "IT’S MY EGO," featuring production from Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum producer E-A-Ski. The single, available now on all streaming platforms, comes from his highly anticipated forthcoming solo album, MAN DOWN, set to drop via his own Lench Mob Records, distributed by Hitmakers.Alongside the single, fans can also catch the official music video, directed by highly sought-after director Gabriel “VideoGod” Hart (Migos’ Versace, My President is Black for Jeezy and Nas), out now. In the visual, Cube steps into multiple larger-than-life characters, from a minister to a fast food worker and a dripped-out version of himself donned in a bold blue fur coat. The visuals emphasize the song's powerful message: speak up, stand your ground, and express yourself unapologetically. It features heavy hitter cameos from Mike Epps, Omarion, Paula Jai Parker, Scruncho (How High), Kathleen Bradley (Friday), and WC.With its hard-hitting beat and sharp lyricism, "It’s My Ego" shows Ice Cube at his finest—blending the soul of classic R&B with the grit and flair of West Coast rap. The song takes listeners on a journey of self-expression, empowerment, and defiance. Cube shared some wisdom behind the track, explaining, "It’s easier to stay true to yourself than constantly change for others' expectations. There's real truth in that."The combination of Cube’s veteran delivery and E-A-Ski’s masterful production makes “It’s My Ego” a standout track in what promises to be one of the most significant albums of 2024, eight years since Cube’s last solo album. Man Down is set to drop November 22.ABOUT ICE CUBE X MAN DOWN"You're not going to have a 40-year career unless you can give people music that they can use in their daily life," explains Ice Cube. Eight years since his last solo album, one of Hip Hop's living legends returns with a conceptual body of work in Man Down. This 19-song collection examines the status of manhood in the present day and offers wisdom and criticism from a steadfast alpha male of the entertainment industry. "It's really about me thinking real men need to stand up. I think we're already down in a lot of ways," Cube explains. The rap star-turned-mogul returns to his roots to confront misinformation and put a sense of pride back into a masculine identity. This album stays true to the core of who Ice Cube is — blending powerful messages with music that honors a rich and dynamic legacy—from lowrider funk to hardcore West Coast beats.
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