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L.E.P. Bogus Boys – X’s & O’s

Produced by D. Rich.

After alining themselves with Gee Roberson’s Interscope imprint, the Low End Professionals are ready to unleash the latest installment of their Don’t Feed Da Killaz mixtape series. For the first offering, Count and Moonie liberate the D. Rich-produced “X’s & O’s” which they have had in the stash long before Jeezy’s “How It Feel”. Consider this one a warning shot, as L.E.P. have a lot more music on the way.

Don’t Feed Da Killa, Vol. 4 drops later this year.

Young Breed f/ L.E.P. Bogus Boys – Make It Come Back [Remix]

MMG and L.E.P. connect once again as Count and Moonie join Young Breed on the official remix of Breed’s “Make It Come Back”. This one’s pretty smooth and as expected, The Bogus Boys don’t disappoint.

Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 4 coming soon.

Video: L.E.P. Bogus Boys On MTV2′s The Week In Jams

FSD’s own Andrew Barber recently caught up with the Low End Professionals to chop it up for MTV2′s regional report on The Week In Jams. Count and Moonie talk about the independent grind, aligning themselves with Gee Roberson’s Interscope imprint and what they have planned for this year.

If you missed the clip when it aired this past Sunday on MTV2, you can check it out here (as the video above won’t play on any site but there’s). Don’t forget — L.E.P.’s Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 4 is on the way.

Pic: L.E.P. Bogus Boys In The Lab w/ Kane Beatz

Fresh off announcing their deal with Gee Roberson’s Blueprint label under the Interscope/Geffen umbrella, the L.E.P. Bogus Boys headed down to Miami to begin work on their Interscope debut with Kane Beatz. If you’re unfamiliar with Kane, he’s produced such monsters as “The Show Goes On” by Lupe, “Super Bass” by Nicki and “Bedrock” by Young Money. So yeah, it’s that serious.

Be sure to keep an open eye for the Bogus Boys Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 4 due out this winter.

L.E.P. Bogus Boys – It’s On Me

Produced by Southside.

Interscope’s latest recruits deliver a new taste of music via Bigga Rankin’s WRNR Exclusives mixtape, which just impacted recently. L.E.P. and 808 Mafia? Yeah, this is tough.

L.E.P. Bogus Boys Sign With Gee Roberson’s New Interscope Imprint

Rumors have swirled for months that Count and Moonie had landed on a major label deal, with that label being Interscope, and today Billboard sort of confirmed that. While we don’t have official word from the Bogus Boys, or Infared Music, the article is stating that they’ve teamed up with powerhouse industry vet and Geffen Chairman, Gee Roberson, to be a part of his new label through Interscope/Geffen, Blueprint:

Geffen Records chairman Gee Roberson will transition to create and own a full service record company called Blueprint to be distributed by Interscope Geffen A&M, it was announced today by Interscope Geffen A&M chairman/CEO Jimmy Iovine and president/COO John Janick. The company describes the move as “consistent and in further consolidation of Roberson’s other highly successful entertainment interests including managerial and artist development company Blueprint Group,” of which he remains co-CEO.

New leadership for Geffen will be announced early next year, a spokesperson for the company told Billboard.biz.

Several artists on the Geffen roster are expected to join Roberson at the New York-based label, including rapper/producer Hit-Boy and Chicago hardcore rappers LEP Bogus Boys.

Very interesting and one hell of a power move for L.E.P. To read the full article, head to the Billboard site. We’re still waiting on confirmation from the Bogus Boys, so hold tight.