Album Notes

HogTyeBoyz, these 5 artists form a very powerful and dynamic group of artists. The group consists of 3 original members. Supreme aka Eatavius Ferguson, Iceburg Trigarro aka David Porter, and Big Scoob aka Herman Harris met when they were younger. They soon started rapping together. Shortly after, they formed the group 'HogTyed'. Years later, HogTyed began recording for their first album 'We Been Here'. This project would allow HogTyed to bring in feature artists such as Tre Bezel and Rico Suave. After the new additions to the group, the artists decided to upgrade the name from 'HogTyed' to 'HogTyeBoyz'. These 5 Atlanta-based (born and raised in Atlanta, GA.) artists have many years of experience performing together, recording, and writing music. In the underground artists community, these artists have found great success in the music industry.
The album 'We Been Here' consists of 16 gritty Southern Hip Hop tracks. These tracks feature vocals that take on social issues such as growing up in single-parent households, living in poverty-stricken communities, and growing up around drugs. Their lyrics paired with such masterful music engineering makes this album the next great album since the release of Dr. Dre's 'The Chronic' album. East Side Boyz, Down South Entertainment, Whole Grain Entertainment, Sand Grady of Aquarius Minded Prouductions (aka A.M.P. Music) and Knox comprise the team that worked with us on this album. A special thanks is extended to the producer J Storm; we appreciate all the time and effort you put into this album. We'd also like to thank the staff of 'Another Hit Productions' for your integral role in the production of the track 'How It Addz Up'. We would like to thank our Record Company Black Ball Records USA for all your hard work as well.
As always, our fans are our premiere party and we want to extend to you the greatest thanks. Without you, we are just 5 ordinary guys. So with that said, THANK YOU VERY MUCH; from our hearts come our deepest thanks. We ask that you continue supporting us and we will always put out this phenomenal music.

To Chamillion, Rest In Peace Big PZA