While on Instagram Live recently, Mannie Fresh expressed his desire to do one more joint project with Lil Wayne before he retires from music.

Mannie told his viewers that him and Weezy need to make history one more time with no other producers involved, as well as that the collaboration album doesn’t even need to be full of songs – just 8 or 9 will do.

It is not only Tunechi who Mannie Fresh wants to do joint albums with, he also wouldn’t mind producing full projects with Nas, JAY-Z and Jay Electronica. I don’t know what the hold up is, but Fresh and Tune need to go ahead and drop that Tha Carter/Fresh Files!

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Similar to how he debuted a new Lil Wayne song that samples Alicia Keys last week, Mannie Fresh has also played the full version of the original “Start This Shit Off Right” on Instagram Live.

We have all heard this track featuring Mack Maine and Ashanti on Tha Carter V, but the original version actually features Fresh (who also produced it) on the hook, Christina Milian vocals, and different Weezy lyrics.

You can listen to Mannie Fresh play the original version of “Start This Shit Off Right” after the jump below. The CDQ version will appear on Mannie and Tunechi‘s upcoming Tha Carter/Fresh Files project, which currently has no release date!

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Mannie Fresh played an unreleased Lil Wayne song last night during his “Virus Killaz” Instagram Live streaming session that was recorded for the original version of Tha Carter V.

The currently untitled track, which you can listen to after the jump below, was produced by Mannie himself and samples Alicia Keys‘ “Un-thinkable (I’m Ready)“.

What are your thoughts on the record? The CDQ version will appear on Wayne and Mannie‘s upcoming Tha Carter/Fresh Files project, due to be released soon!

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It’s that time of the week again! Today’s “Feature Friday” installment is a track from Juvenile called “G-Code” featuring a verse and hook from Lil Wayne.

This Mannie Fresh-produced song appears on Juvie‘s fourth studio album, Tha G-Code, which was released back in 1999 via Cash Money Records.

“I’m scramblin’ for the money, tape ya up like a mummy; Call ya people and tell ’em I need 50 for this dummy”

You can listen to “G-Code” below.

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” edition, I have picked one of the very first songs Lil Wayne recorded in his music career when he was going by his Baby D stage name on B.G. aka Lil Doogie‘s “From Tha 13th To Tha 17th“.

This Mannie Fresh-produced track appears on the The B.G.z‘s collaboration album, True Story, which was first released back in 1995 before then being re-released in 1999.

“So take my advice and see yo’ way out the Grove; You won’t post on real villans, or you’ll die like a stove”

You can listen to “From Tha 13th To Tha 17th” below. Wayne would have been around 12-years-old when he recorded his verses for this one!

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The production credits for Lil Wayne‘s brand new album, Funeral, have been revealed.

Some of the producers on Funeral include: Ben Billions, Cool & Dre, Infamous, Jahlil Beats, Mannie Fresh, Mike WiLL Made It, MonstaBeatz, Murda Beatz, STREETRUNNER, and many more.

You can check out the full list of production credits for every song on Wayne‘s Funeral after the jump below!

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