First and foremost, I would like to say I truly appreciate the people that identify with me…My struggles, my short comings, and all the other shit that makes me a human being. I appreciate the patience and the support at a time where I’m simply trying to find myself and my way. I’m not quite sure that will happen anytime soon, but until then I’ll keep giving you an ear full….. With that said, from me to you,

EXHIBIT B.C. (Squared) Partake!

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Shouts out to all the homies who show love on YouTube! This is “Pardon My French” from my upcoming mixtape Back to Briefcase 2 hosted by the legendary DJ Greg Street.

It’ll be in the streets before you know it, so sign up for my email list to stay updated!

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Ladies, Gentlemen, Gold Diggers, Street Niggas, Cats, Dogs, and Mice alike….We here at BGOV don’t give a flying fuck who you are or what you are – We do music for everybody….and they momma!!! With that being said, here is the 1st official installment from Bobby Creekwater’s Back to Briefcase 2 which will be hosted by the legendary Greg Street and drops on February 8th, 2010.
Partake…

“Boyz On The Block”

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ATLANTA, GA – January 19, 2010 – Fans of Bobby Creekwater won’t have to wait long to receive his first offering of the New Year. Back to Briefcase 2 is set to continue Creek’s steady stream of independent releases when it becomes available for download on Tuesday, February 8, 2010.

Hosted by Atlanta’s legendary DJ Greg Street, the new mixtape picks up where the original Back to Briefcase left off in 2007, finding Creek delivering some of his most poignant verses over some very familiar tracks. He explains he chose this collection of nearly all freestyles as the best vehicle for a much needed dialogue with his fans and his city. “I still have a lot to prove to my backyard,” he says. “This project is about showing the fans my latest arsenal and having fun at the same time.” With that mission in mind, Creek chose to forgo any guest appearances for this project. Even the two original tracks appearing on the project – “Shades on my Face” and “Business Man,” the popular single from last summer’s The Day It All Made $ense – were crafted by BGOV’s in-house production team, The Invisibles.

In addition to an aggressive online marketing campaign similar to the ones associated with Creek’s other recent releases, the BGOV team is also planning an equally aggressive campaign to bring Bobby Creekwater and Back to Briefcase 2 to markets across the Southeast through the Winter.

Back to Briefcase 2 is only the first of no less than three Bobby Creekwater releases planned in 2010, with two more projects already taking form. Creek and DJ Don Cannon have recruited an impressive list of guest performers, including Curren$y, Mike Bigga, Stat Quo, J. Cole and newcomer Cyhi Da Prynce to join them on the highly anticipated third installment of the Anthem to the Streets series, due out before the summer. Creek is also spearheading The Death of John Hancock – a celebration of the strength of Atlanta’s emerging Independent Hip-Hop scene.