New New | "Hit the Button," Petey Pablo

Guess who's baaaaaack? The NC native Petey Pab-motherf*&#er is back with this hot Timbaland-produced track. Somthing you can dance to since it sounds like classic 90s Mosley. Sexyback-free. Click above for link. Shout to HHPRnB Stop.

8709 Special | Stingy x Final Warning

Two songs that didn't receive video treatment, but are solid efforts nonetheless. First is "Stingy" from the Barbershop Soundtrack. This was my jam.

The second is the crafty pairing of Ginuwine and Aaliyah from his second album, "Final Warning." Love the production on this one.

8709 Special | But what the hell is different

One of my favorites from 100% Ginuwine. Tim warps listeners with the subtle pterodactyl beneath bumps of the pulsing synths and lullaby melody.

8709 Special | This is what it sounds like

Definitely not one of his bests. The bed scene always made me say hmmm? Very Bram Stoker's Dracula.

8709 Special | Ginuwine 4 Ur Mind

Today marks the release of 90s R&B great Ginuwine's new album A Man's Thoughts. I will be purchasing the disc, which you should do the same. Before then let's take a look back on some of G's most popular hits. Let's begin with what I believe was the second single from Ginuwine....The Bachelor. This is one of Tim's sickest beats imo.

'02 | Get your big head on the floor

Girl, Interrupted was the debut album for Philly's Ms. Jade on Tim's then Beat Club label. Beat was sick and the vid reminiscent of supa dupa Missy. It's one of my favs.

'97 | We gon show you how we party

The Supa Friends kept the party bumpin with this posse track. "Up Jumps the Boogie"'s eerie funk featured rhymes from Magoo, Timbo, & Missy in their prime, with the hook sung by Babygirl herself. This clique was too sick.

8709 Special | Romeo Must Die

Can't say that I've seen the movie, (FAIL i know) but the soundtrack was a beast. Boasting work from Timbaland and the Supafriends, hit after hit kept fans bumping for the entire year. Some of Mosley's best work with Aaliyah appeared on this album. Tim sought that crunk sound with the banger "We At It Again" featuring Static and Beat Club artist Sebastian. Aaliyah @ 1:54 is sexy as hell. The chemistry between DMX and Ms. Haughton was electric on this track. Another timeless shot of Babygirl @ 1:27. The mid-tempo ballad from the A-A-L-I-Y-A-H. Always thought the way she weaved the words in the verses was so dope. The biggest hit in Aaliyah's catalog. It was her gigantic return from 99's "Are You That Somebody' and was her stepping stone for super stardom.