For the second time this week - and at least the fifth time since the album dropped in 2008 – producers are claiming they haven't been paid royalties for their work on Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III.

This time Dallas production duo Play-N-Skillz are alleging that they haven't been paid royalties for producing the T Pain assisted track, “Got Money.”

The two producers filed a lawsuit against Lil Wayne in US District Court for the Southern District of New York claiming that Weezy owes them at least $1 million in back royalties for the track.

“Got Money,” the third single off Tha Carter III, has reached double platinum status.

Play-N-Skillz is one of five different sets of producers who have claimed they haven't been paid for their work on Wayne's heralded LP.

Just last week, David Kirlwood filed a lawsuit against Young Money and Cash Money Records claiming he is owed over $1.5 million in royalties for his work on TCIII.

Earlier this year, producer Deezle sued Wayne for $20 million over unpaid royalties on the album.

Bangladesh attempted to take the rapper to court in 2010 alleging he was never paid for producing, “A Milli.” And “Lollipop” co-producer Jim Jonsin sued Wayne's camp for $500,000 in 2010, also claiming he was never compensated with royalties.

As previously reported the Grammy award winning brothers from Dallas agreed to have their G4 Muzik imprint distributed through Rifkind's label allowing them to sign, develop and market new artists. Switching gears from focusing on their new label, the brothers are getting back in the studio andproducing a project of their own.

Juan “Play” and Oscar “Skillz” are gearing up to release their latest mixtape titled Recession Proof. Due to make its online debut, October 27, the project features T Pain, Jay-Z, Talib Kweli and Lil Jon.
The brothers are also keeping busy producing fourth quarter releases for Nelly, Pitbull, Trai-D and R. Kelly.

The official cover and complete tracklisting for Recession Proof is listed below:

1. Intro feat. LIL WAYNE and SWAY from MTV
2. "Top Back"
3. "Got Mo Money" -feat. MANNIE FRESH,SLIM THUG,and KILLA KYLEON
4. "Get The Money "-feat. TALIB KWELI and HURRICANE CHRIS
5. "Lick You Up And Down"- feat. SLIM from 112
6. "Somebody Else "- feat TPAIN
7. "Xxpensive"
8. "I Got Dat Thing In My Pants"- feat. TUM TUM and INERTIA
9. "Checkin My Fresh" -feat JAY Z
10. "On Top Of The World"
11. "1 Mo' Gin"- feat. LIL JON,KRAYZIE BONE and BUN B
12. "Throw Ya Hands Up”
13. "I'm Getting Money"- CNN feat. SHAWTY LO
14. "Head and Shoulders "- SUPASTAAR feat GORILLA ZOE and YUNG JOC BONUS TRACK
15. "Watching Me"(BESOS)- feat PITBULL

Speaking of the new deal, Steve Rifkind, Founder and Chairman SRC and the man behind the late label Loud Records which bought such classics from Wu-Tang, Mobb Deep, and Big Pun stated,

"Play-N-Skillz have been trend setters for a long time.  The music that they make is incredible and they're innate knack for finding great talent is very impressive."

Up first for G4 Muzik is Dallas based recording artist Inertia.  Inertia is a talented lyricist who has been perfecting his skills performing all over the country and opening for major artists including Paul Wall, Bone Thugs N Harmony and Juvenile.  Inertia's his first single "Body" featuring Slim from 112 will be shipped to radio nationwide next month and was produced by the brothers.

As they prepare to unleash their next wave of hits, Play says,

"We are extremely excited to be a part of the SRC/Universal Records family.  This is an amazing opportunity for us to work with Steve Rifkind, one of the most influential record executives in the last 25 years, the same man who discovered the Wu-Tang Clan, Akon, Big Pun and Brand Nubian.  For Steve, along with SRC President Gaby Acevedo to help seal the deal, on G4 Muzik is very monumental for us and verifies that we are on the right track."

In addition, Play-N-Skillz have been in the studio working with Nelly, Bun B, Pitbull and Hurricane Chris, to name a few. They have also won an ASCAP Award this year and scored their second Grammy for producing Lil' Wayne's hit single "Got Money" feat T-Pain.

Skillz summed up their accomplishment adding,

"This label deal will allow us to showcase our executives side as well as our creative and artistic sides.  All of our hard work is paying off and I am excited for the future of G4 Muzik."