This track was produced for Deadly Rekordz, Inc. by Mezzo Forte (M. Pruitt), fka Pretty Mike Fontaine. The track was recorded by the label's artist Sho Gun who later left the label's first group Deadly Cargo of which Mezzo was a member. The track was set to be released on the label's Deadly Instrumentals album, but due Mezzo's legal battles the track remained unpublished. Surprisingly, 24 years later Young Dolph has a similar beat on his album Paper Route Illuminati, "Talkin to My Scale." Safe to say Mezzo's production was ahead of it's time.

Hustle Hard.mp3

Mezzo Forte production style is versatile as he begins to develop what he calls Trap Soul, although the track would most likely be considered R&B genre

Track 4.mp3

You'll fail trying to pigeon-hole Mezzo Forte's production sound. Mezzo blends a  dark sound to produce a sound that blends both Trap and R&B laying the foundation for a bragadotious story telling track.

Track 3.mp3

Mezzo Forte at it again. A trap that's ripe for any southern artist.

Track 2 (1).mp4

Mezzo Forte blends hip-hop and R&B once again. If Ella Mai or H.E.R. blazed this track it's sure to be chart topper.

No No Baby.mp3

Mezzo Forte on the vocals. Back on wax since 2000. Bars...true story. Beat production by B. Young

Betrayal.mp3

Mezzo Forte didn't produce this track, but he definitely wishes to link with this producer to write his story to this track. Shout out to B.Young on the track🔥

Betrayal (Instrumental) (Prod. B.Young)

I produced this track with Rick Ross in mind.

Top Back.mp3

I produced this track with Rick Ross in mind. But if you got bars, let's go!

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Can't Stop My Shine.wma

Teflon Don.wma

This track was inspired by Pac's Brenda's Got a Baby and Stevie Wonder's Part Time Lover

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Intro.mp3

Produced in 2010 with Jeezy in mind...but have at it

BrandNew.mp3

Love making a different style of music... looking for that artist to introduce this new sound to the world

Mezzo Forte (M. Pruitt)

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