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Akon To Drop New Clinton Sparks Mixtape
Sunday, 23 March 2008 Written by Jason    PDF Print E-mail
Akon is coming out with an entire new mixtape called "Konnected To A Kon," DJ Clinton Sparks recently revealed. Clinton Sparks will be producing the entire mixtape which will includ new exclusive tracks from the R&B star. "Konnected To A Kon" will also feature new tracks featuring Ludacris, Rick Ross, Jim Jones, Common, Clipse, Akon, D-Block, Fabolous, Yung Joc, Young Buck, Bun B, Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Cassidy, Lupe Fiasco, Ray-J, Kardinal Offishall, L.T. and Sev-One, among others. Clinton Sparks says that the mixtape should drop in the next four to five weeks, saying “The more artists hear about the project the longer I have to wait because they want to get involved." Clinton Sparks has previously released other projects similar to this with The Clipse, Eminem and Kanye West. Sparks also revealed that he has produced tracks on upcoming albums from Ludacris, Beyonce and Bun B.

 
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