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MASTER P SHOWS BOTH SIDES: Good Side/Bad Side, a 3-Disc Set, Coming March 23
Will be released on New No Limit/KOCH Records


Master P
(Mar. 10, 2004) NEW YORK /PRNewswire/ -- Master P is pioneering a new trend in music and film with the release of Good Side/Bad Side, a limited edition 3-disc set featuring 2 CDs of new music from Master P AND a full-length feature film by the same name on DVD.

Due in stores March 23, this project marks the first time an artist has released a CD in conjunction with a straight-to-DVD full-length feature film. The film is executive produced and co-directed by Master P and stars Master P and Lil Romeo.

Shot in and around South Central Los Angeles, the film is a gritty dramedy about a young man (Master P) and his younger brother (Lil' Romeo) struggling to walk a straight path and make the right life decisions despite many negative influences around them. Always a trendsetter, Master P released his first feature film in 1997, the straight-to-video release "I'm Bout It," which he produced, wrote, directed and starred in. The film sold just short of 500,000 copies in its first week of release, more than any other straight-to-video release before it. After the success of "I'm Bout It," Master P starred in, wrote, produced and directed four more films, including the popular "I Got The Hook Up," with its platinum certified soundtrack, and "MP Da Last Don," whose soundtrack was certified 4x platinum.

Good Side/Bad Side, the double disc collection of new music from Master P, was produced by Myke Diesel and features several tracks by Lil' Romeo and P's brother Silkk The Shocker. The new release includes guest appearances by Southern rap newcomers Curren$y, Afficial and Liberty. Highlights on the CD include Master P's collaboration with his brothers C on "Who Them Boyz" and the disc's rowdy first single "Them Jeans," which is already a Southern club classic. Also notable are, "Who Wants Some" and "Act A Fool," two hot tracks featuring and produced by Lil John.

Catch Master P in March on "Mad TV" and the "Late Late Show with Craig Kilborne."

Maybe I'm just cynical, but who in the world has been waiting with baited breath for Master P's next album?