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Clinton Sparks is set to release his latest mixtape "Smash Time Radio Vol.2" with a little help from 50 Cent and actor Samuel L. Jackson.
Sparks is dropping the latest set in his "Smash Time Radio" series in an effort to further introduce fans to his already successful Shade 45/ Sirius Satellite Radio show of the same name. Featuring new music from various artists, blends and remixes, the mixtape also features exclusive interviews with both 50 and Jackson, who, as SOHH previously reported, are currently shooting a new film together entitled Home Of The Brave.
During the interviews, the G-Unit leader touches on a series of topics including kissing Madonna, who's really the King of New York and the difference between him and Jay-Z, while Jackson gives his two cents on rappers who act and his new movie, Snakes On A Plane.
"I feel very fortunate that entertainers of such a high caliber as Samuel L. Jackson, 50 Cent, Kanye West and Ludacris acknowledge my creativity and the importance of SmashTime Radio & MixUnit.com," says Sparks of the support that he's received for his projects. "I'm in competition with myself at all times. I wake up every morning like how can I out do my last project. I just hope that people appreciate the work that I do and I'm happy that people want to hear it."
The new mixtape is part of Sparks' "Get Familiar Mixtape Extravaganza" campaign, which will include new projects and mixtapes for the NBA 2K7 video game and artists such as Ludacris, Fabolous, N.O.R.E, Consequence, Saigon, Dre (of Cool & Dre), actor Rick Gonzalez and director John Singleton.
Source: sohh.com
Sparks is dropping the latest set in his "Smash Time Radio" series in an effort to further introduce fans to his already successful Shade 45/ Sirius Satellite Radio show of the same name. Featuring new music from various artists, blends and remixes, the mixtape also features exclusive interviews with both 50 and Jackson, who, as SOHH previously reported, are currently shooting a new film together entitled Home Of The Brave.
During the interviews, the G-Unit leader touches on a series of topics including kissing Madonna, who's really the King of New York and the difference between him and Jay-Z, while Jackson gives his two cents on rappers who act and his new movie, Snakes On A Plane.
"I feel very fortunate that entertainers of such a high caliber as Samuel L. Jackson, 50 Cent, Kanye West and Ludacris acknowledge my creativity and the importance of SmashTime Radio & MixUnit.com," says Sparks of the support that he's received for his projects. "I'm in competition with myself at all times. I wake up every morning like how can I out do my last project. I just hope that people appreciate the work that I do and I'm happy that people want to hear it."
The new mixtape is part of Sparks' "Get Familiar Mixtape Extravaganza" campaign, which will include new projects and mixtapes for the NBA 2K7 video game and artists such as Ludacris, Fabolous, N.O.R.E, Consequence, Saigon, Dre (of Cool & Dre), actor Rick Gonzalez and director John Singleton.
Source: sohh.com