Hustla at Work

Boi Soulja

Product Details

• Audio CD (December 5, 2006)
• Original Release Date: December 6, 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Lost Child Federation LLC
• ASIN: B000L22P6E
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
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• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #733,716 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Every artist has a unique story of the trial and tribulations they experienced to become what he or she is today. Many kids who grew on the wrong side of their suburban areas realized that the opportunities to succeed weren't going to be handed to them so they made due and took every opportunity they was to achieve. For Boi Soulja it was no different every opportunity to do wrong was in front of him, many of his peers were already going in the wrong direction and heading there fast.

Born and raised in Palm Beach County, Florida, Boi Soulja grew up in a mid sized city called Lake Worth. In the late 80s while Soulja was still a toddler his parents moved from the south side of Lake Worth "the slums" to the more quite and peaceful north side. Soulja attended North Grade Elementary School, where he was considered a minority student. Soulja gained great social skills and an incredible vocabulary. Soulja states the experience gave him one up on most folks. "The ability to play on both sides of the field". Not to say Soulja was a problem free child. During his last year of middle school when his parents were breaking up, he started to hang with the wrong crowd. What most would call juvenile delinquence, Soulja called friends. By High School, Soulja was having problems in school, dealing drugs, running the streets and even got shot at. After many slight brush offs with death and even getting arrested, Soulja thought it was time to change his strategy and find another way to get rich.

It wasn't long before he realized that a career in music would be his opportunity. His decision to go into music faced opposition from all his peers who really didn't feel he had what it took to make it in the industry. Learning as much as he needed to know about the music business he decided to start his own company. As the south began earning recognition in the Hip Hop Industry, so did Boi Soulja. His name began to be mentioned in Hip Hop circles amongst those in Palm Beach County. After his release of Fallen Soldier, a tribute song to some of his friends who had passed, and P.B.C. Boi Soulja extended an invitation to Berry Pierre "Swo The Voice" a childhood friend" who quickly seized the opportunity and in January 2006 Lost Child Federation (LLC.) was officially established.

Boi Soulja is currently preparing for his debut album Hustla at Work, which is certain to make him one of the most sought after artist in Palm Beach County. From beginning to end the album features club hits like Prove It, and It's All On You while supplying the needed songs for radio like Camel Toe and With You. The album features a guest who-who's list in Palm Beach County, which will make his transition into the hip-hop elite smoother. With the mind of a hustler and the business savvy of a CEO, Boi Soulja plans to take over the state of Florida, the south and all other regions starting from the bottom up. To get in touch with the company: email us [e-mail]

Product Description
This debut album from Boi Soulja is destined to be an underground classic and he is on the way to becoming one of the best out of the sunshine state. Rapping with passion and conviction, his southern drawl and unmistakable voice is like no other in the rap game today and has caught the attention of several industry executives.

The first single "Its all on You" is an infectiously catchy club track, and is accompanied by Serious Smoke, another emerging artist out of Palm Beach County. The second single "With You" features J More, the R&B product whose voice easily helps win the ladies over while Boi Soulja professes that he has seemed to have found the woman of his dreams.

However, "Hustla at Work" does not stray away from the street life issues that inspired the album title, there are some excellent songs on this album, such as "Coke Capi", "What chu need" (one of the best tracks on the album), "You Feel Me", "P.B.C", and the title track "Hustla at Work'"

For the club hoppers there is the gentleman club inspired "Prove it to Me", "I got Next" and "Camel Toe". If its dance tracks you're after, you'll also like "Get Inside Them", but this being a more introspective album there's not much room for dancing.

Boi Soulja rhymes and voice makes you think of him like no other artist. This CD is a must for anyone that likes hip hop or R&B.