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THREE 6 MAFIA TO PERFORM INTIMATE MYSPACE SHOW IN MIAMI AT SOBE LIVE ON JULY 11 | BAND’S LATEST THE LAST 2 WALK OUT NOW ON COLUMBIA RECORDS

MySpace Music is proud to announce that Academy Award-winners Three 6 Mafia will be performing a free show for their MySpace friends in Miami on July 11 at 9 p.m. at Sobe Live, a show being sponsored by Saints Row 2. Memphis, TN’s most beloved and innovative “get buck” rap outfit is currently promoting its fifth major-label album, The Last 2 Walk, which was released on June 24, 2008 on Columbia Records.

As the group’s latest propulsive offering, The Last 2 Walk is another album that further solidifies Three 6 Mafia’s rightfully earned place among rap’s elite innovators. Despite the group’s past lineup changes, Juicy J and DJ Paul have remained firm on the band’s ideology, an ideology of persistence that has managed to attract the interest of platinum acts such as Ludacris, Chingy and Young Buck for their own production needs in the past. As the “last to walk,” Juicy J and DJ Paul are focused on keeping the spirit of the group alive despite what obstacles lie ahead. “We’ve been putting it down since day one,” explains Juicy J. “In this business, you’ve got to be focused and a lot of people aren’t focused. I understand what all artists go through, and that’s the main thing that keeps us going — the grind and staying focused.”

Last 2 Walk will be in stores June 24
Featuring appearances from UGK, Akon, Project Pat, 8 Ball & MJG, Good Charlotte, & more

Official Tracklisting

1. Intro
2. I Told ‘Em
3. Trap Boom (featuring Project Pat)
4. Playstation
5. I Got (featuring Pimp C)
6. I’d Rather (featuring Unk)
7. That’s Right (featuring Akon)
8. Corner Man
9. Weed, Blow, Pills
10. DSX Talk
11. Hood Star (featuring Lyfe Jennings)
12. Get Ya Rob (featuring Project Pat)
13. On Some Chrome (featuring UGK)
14. Rollin’ (featuring Lil Wyte)
15. Click Bang
16. My Own Way (featuring Good Charlotte)
17. Dirty B**ch
18. First 48 (featuring Project Pat, Spanish Fly, Al Kapone, 8Ball & MJG)
19. Outro
20. Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body) Intro [Bonus Track]
21. Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body) (featuring Project Pat, Yung D, & Superpower) [Bonus Track]
22. My Own Way [Remix] [Bonus Track]

Three 6 Mafia
Last 2 Walk - In Stores June 24
Columbia Records
http://www.triplesix.com/

Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)

HYPNOTIZE MINDS/COLUMBIA RECORDS
SET TO RELEASE
“LAST 2 WALK,”
THE RADICAL NEW ALBUM FROM
THE RECORD-BREAKING HISTORY-MAKING
THREE 6 MAFIA

Available In Stores & Online Tuesday, June 24
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Hypnotize Minds/Columbia Records announce the upcoming release of Last 2 Walk, the first new full-length album from Three 6 Mafia since 2006, when the record-breaking history-making Memphis hip-hop ensemble became the first African-American rap group ever to win the Best Original Song Oscar. One of the year’s most heavily anticipated album releases in any genre, Three 6 Mafia’s Last 2 Walk will be available in stores and online Tuesday, June 24.

The brainchild of Three 6 Mafia founding members DJ Paul and Juicy J, Last 2 Walk premieres the future club anthem, “Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)” featuring hardcore rapper Project Pat (Juicy J’s brother and longtime member of the Hypnotize Minds’ hip-hop collective), the rising Three 6 Mafia protégé Young D, and Superpower.

The album includes the salacious new single “I’d Rather” featuring Unk, “That’s Right” featuring Akon, and the long-awaited “My Own Way” collaboration with Good Charlotte.

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Three 6 Mafia secured its place in hip-hop history and the annals of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences when “It’s Hard Out Here For A Pimp,” from the highly acclaimed “Hustle & Flow,” took home the Best Achievement In Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Song) Oscar statue on Sunday, March 5, 2006.

The Academy Award win was the most visible of a long series of triumphs for Three 6 Mafia. That year’s Best Song Oscar also represented a major victory for hip-hop itself as the groundbreaking art form, as represented by Three 6 Mafia, broke out of the underground to achieve bona fide recognition from the mainstream. That same year, Three 6 Mafia was presented with the Key to The City of Memphis by Mayor Willie W. Herenton, the city’s first African-American mayor and became the first rap performers to be given a “Note on Beale Street,” the Memphis equivalent of a star on Hollywood Boulevard.

Originally released in late 2005, Most Known Unknown, the last major label release from Three 6 Mafia prior to Last To Walk, was singled out as “one of the year’s best hip-hop albums,” by Kelefa Sanneh in a “Critic’s Choice” review in The New York Times. The RIAA platinum-certified Most Known Unknown entered the Billboard Top 200 album sales chart at #3 while also debuting at #1 on both the R&B Album Sales and the Rap Album Sales charts.

Most Known Unknown once again upped the ante on Three 6 Mafia, whose previous album, the RIAA Gold-certified Da Unbreakables, debuted at #4 on the Top 200 in 2003 and the Rap album sales chart at #1. Da Unbreakables became the #1 best-selling album in Birmingham, Chattanooga, Jackson, Knoxville, Little Rock, Memphis, Mobile, Nashville, and Paducah.

Garnering a cult-like following since their humble beginnings peddling TDK mix tapes, the Memphis, Tennessee-based Three 6 Mafia personify the essence of Down South Hip-Hop. With an ever-growing string of gold and platinum accomplishments, the group has never lost its core connection to the pulse of the underground. Three 6 Mafia has had a series of successful recordings dating back to 1995 and the group’s initial releases: the first independent release, Smoked Out, Loced Out, the first full-length album, Mystic Stylez (which sold more than 200,000 copies), and the Live By Your Rep EP.

Three 6 Mafia scored its first major label success in 1997 with Chapter 2: World Domination (Relativity), which sold more than 800,000 copies. The group claimed gold status on the destructive lead single, “Tear Da Club Up.” Even more success came with the follow-up album, When The Smoke Clears, in 2000. That album debuted at #6 on Billboard’s Top 200 album sales chart, and has sold well over one million copies. As if musical success weren’t enough, the group moved into the video realm, releasing the Choices DVD and Choices soundtrack album in 2001. The Choices DVD has sold more than 100,000 units (which is platinum status for home DVDs/videos). A well-received follow-up DVD, Choices II: The Set-Up, was released in March 2005.

Three 6 Mafia starred in the MTV reality show “Adventures In Hollyhood.”

Three 6 Mafia Last 2 Walk track listing

1.Intro
2.I Told ‘Em
3.Trap Boom - (featuring Project Pat)
4.Playstation
5.I Got - (featuring Pimp C/Project Pat)
6.I’d Rather - (featuring UNK)
7.That’s Right - (featuring Akon)
8.Corner Man
9.Weed, Blow, Pills
10.Dsx Talk
11.Hood Star - (featuring Lyfe Jennings)
12.Get Ya Rob - (featuring Project Pat)
13.On Some Chrome - (featuring UGK)
14.Rollin’ - (featuring Lil Wyte)
15.Click Bang
16.My Own Way - (featuring Good Charlotte)
17.Dirty Bitch
18.First 48 - (featuring Eightball/Al Kapone/MJG/Project Pat/Spanish Fly)
19.Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body) Intro
20.Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body) - (featuring Project Pat/Superpower/Young D)
21.My Own Way - (featuring Good Charlotte)

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