Juvenile reunties with Mannie Fresh for New Album

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

When Juvenile first rose to fame, he rapped over Mannie Fresh beats and represented Cash Money Records. In 2001, Juvenile left the label, returning for a short time in 2003. Mannie Fresh would leave the label in 2005. For a short while, Juvenile and Mannie Fresh were doing better than Cash Money Records.

However, the explosion of Lil Wayne spawned Young Money, which led to several artists being signed. Now, Cash Money Records is the biggest hip hop record label in the game. While Cash Money still makes hits, the original sound is long gone. Two of the original members of the label are getting back together, though.

Juvenile is currently working on a new album, Rejuvenation, and he is going back to what worked in the past. Mannie Fresh will be providing production for the album. While revisiting the past, Juvenile is working with the stars of the present. His first single, "Power," is produced by Mannie Fresh, yet it features the current boss, Rick Ross.

"Power" will be released sometime next week.