Redman : Red Gone Wild

RED GONE WILD - THEE ALBUM, with productions by Erick Sermon, Scott Storch, Timbaland, Rockwilder, and special appearances by Red's cousin Method Man (of the Wu-Tang Clan), Erick Sermon and Keith Murray (with whom Redman performs in the group Def Squad), Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, and Biz Markie, will arrive in stores March 27th. The release follows Redman's two-day visit to the legendary South By Southwest Music Conference & Festival in Austin, Texas, March 16 & 17th The album launches with its first single pick, 'Put It Down' produced by Timbaland, which ships to radio on Monday (Feb. 19th) and impacts at Urban radio formats on Feb. 26th. Production details of the 'Put It Down' video and its premiere date will be announced in the weeks ahead. Early buzz on the album began weeks ago when the album's cutting-edge, anime-inspired artwork leaked to the internet. RED GONE WILD - THEE ALBUM is the long-awaited follow-up to Redman's last album, the RIAA gold Malpractice (released May 2001), featuring the singles 'Let's Get Dirty (I Can't Get in Da Club),' 'Smash Sumthin',' and 'Diggy Doc.' That same year, Redman joined Method Man for one of the all-time great stoner comedy movies How High (which led to his co-hosting the High Times 'Stony Awards' last year), and writer-director Lawrence Page's Statistic: The Movie. In 2002, Christina Aguilera enlisted Redman to join her on one of his biggest career moves, the worldwide #1 single 'Dirrty,' subsequently nominated for a Grammy and three MTV VMAs. this is the explicit version.