Lil Jon Set To Return With “Crunk Rock” [Audio]

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» by Danielle Canada February 24, 2010, 11:02am

The King of Crunk is back.

Lil Jon, once the leader of the South's crunk movement, is trying to regain his crown through the release of a new album.

His next installation in music is titled Crunk Rock bringing together electro-house music with pop, Hip-Hop and R&B.

As previously reported, the album was set to hit stores November 24th, now however the album's been pushed back toJune 8th.

Joining Jon on his solo debut are The Game, R. Kelly, 3OH!3, Pitbull, Elephant Man, David Guetta, Soulja Boy Tell 'Em and the Ying Yang Twins.

His once devoted sidekicks, The Eastside Boys are missing from the lineup.

Speaking on making his debut after a four year hiatus, Jon released a statement saying,

“I'm finally ready to get CRUNK ROCK out there to my people!! It's been a long time comin' and the album has somethin' for everyone on it….I gave them every kind of Lil Jon that they have ever heard on an album. From the crunk Shyte, to R&B, to house, electro and rock... The album is on a whole other level... I can't wait for da' people to hear it!!!

A standout track from the project “Ms. Chocolate” features R.Kelly and Mario.

Listen to Jon's return to crunk below.

Told y'all crunk ain't dead...

Or is it?

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