I feel like I made it already, because I got already what everybody on the corners of the neighborhood I grew up in is striving to get. All those things lead up to that hunger for more, because my more isn't everybody else's more. When I say The Hunger for More, it could be referring to more success. Concept Дuring an interview Lloyd Banks explained the reason behind naming the album. A New York record store had nearly 100 copies of the CD stolen from its racks by a single perpetrator on the album's first day in stores, though they were later recovered. Feature appearances on this album include 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Young Buck, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, and the Game.Дuring the first week of The Hunger For More's release, a distribution house in Manhattan was robbed of approximately eight boxes of the CDs (200 copies). The album version of 'Karma' uses vocals by Kevin Cossom while the single remix version features Avant. So it's not out of the question, but I want to make my mark as a producer first.The hit singles from this album include ' On Fire', ' I'm So Fly', and ' Karma'. I want to expand hip-hop to another level. 'I would love to do my own label situation, and I would be my own artist, but I don't want to do it just to do it. 'I don't know if I would do another album deal as an artist,' he said.

KwamГ© produced several tracks for Smith's forthcoming set as well as T.I., Toni Braxton, Babs of Da Band fame, and the YoungbloodZ.ДЄs for a possible return to the mic, KwamГ© is not ruling it out. 'It's pop-oriented, but with a grimy element.'

'It's not the traditional Will Smith record, but he's not trying to be a gangsta either,' said KwamГ©. 'I have always wanted to work with her.'ДЄs for 'Switch,' the producer is quick to note that it is not what you might expect from the family-friendly superstar. 'Missy collaborated with me on the song's finishing touches and she is a genius,' KwamГ© said of the Tweet single. In addition to 'On Fire,' he recently produced singles for Will Smith ('Switch') and Missy Elliott protГ©gГ© Tweet ('Turn Off the Light'). With 15 years in the music game under his belt, KwamГ© is taking advantage of every opportunity that comes his way. It's time to prove to those who doubted me what I am capable of.' 'Now it's crunch time if I want to be a viable commodity. 'Now the doors are starting to really open,' he added. It was frustrating, but when Lloyd started doing press he really acknowledged me as the producer. 'I understand that because of Eminem's stature. 'Everyone thought that Eminem produced the track,' explained the producer. While 'On Fire' has put KwamГ© back on the hip-hop map, the acclaim hasn't come without its challenges. 'ДЄccording to KwamГ©, the track is an interpolation of the Mohawks' often-sampled funk classic 'The Champ.' 'I knew it would be instantly recognizable to hip-hop traditionalists and still be hot for younger kids,' he said. 'They thought it was hot and wanted to make it the official door-opener. 'Lloyd Banks and Eminem took that chance with 'On Fire' as the first single,' KwamГ© said of the song, which he produced with assistance from Eminem. He struck gold earlier this year when he teamed with Lloyd Banks and Eminem for 'On Fire.'

Blige, LL Cool J, Dru Hill and JoJo, among others. Those misperceptions didn't stop KwamГ©: Over the last five years, he's crafted tracks for Mary J. Hip-hop is about the freshest and the newest thing that's going on - that's a hurdle I'm just getting over.' People were afraid to be attached to a name like mine. 'Therefore, it was difficult for people to see beyond the polka dots. 'It was hard for me at first because, as an artist, my stock wasn't that high,' he added. So I decided to focus on music from a producer's standpoint. 'I was tired of fighting for royalties and being so constrained. 'I became disenchanted with the industry,' he said. and the Wu-Tang Clan rising to prominence in the mid-1990s, the fun-loving KwamГ© found himself less and less interested in being an MC. However, subsequent albums, Nastee and Incognito, didn't fare as well.ДЄs the mood of hip-hop began to change with more hardcore MCs like the Notorious B.I.G. He followed that up with the equally popular A Day in the Life: A Polkadelic Adventure, which featured the hit single 'Ownlee Eue,' in 1990. KwamГ© first made a name for himself in 1989 with the single 'The Man We All Know and Love' from his debut album, The Boy Genius. When Lloyd Banks broke out earlier this year with his debut single, 'On Fire,' few people realized that KwamГ©, a rapper-turned-producer once known more for polka dots than gunshots, was responsible for the single's infectious track.

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