Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane is believed to have been released from prison today.

Gucci had been in prison since pushing a woman out of a moving vehicle in April, and was charged with battery, a misdemeanor and violating his probation.

We will report more on Gucci Mane's prison release as the story develops.

Also, Hip-Hop Wired recently spoke with video director Mr. Boomtown, who has worked extensively with Gucci Mane over the years.

Boomtown talked about upcoming plans to film a movie upon the rapper's release, and mentioned Gucci Mane would be coming home soon.

It looks like Gucci Mane was release a few days early.

Watch our interview with Mr. Boomtown here:

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La Flare also recently dropped his new track "Vampire" featuring Trina.

Take a listen below and check out more wired tracks here.

Gucci Mane is announcing that he's fired his manager, the CEO of So Icey/ Mizay Entertainment Debrah Antney.

As previously reported Antney is the mother of Waka Flocka Flame and was recently fired from her managerial position by Nicki Minaj.

Continuing in that trend, Gucci's also parted ways with Hitt Afta Hitt Enterprises' Johnnie Cabbell who served as his booking agent.

Both Antney and Cabbell are facing lawsuits in connection to booking shows for the rapper and taking advance money knowing that Gucci would not be in attendance.

Moving past his former ties Gucci has signed an exclusive management deal with First Avenue Management, Inc., and is bringing on board powerhouse agency CAA, the company responsible for booking Usher, Justin Bieber and Anthony Hamilton.

Gucci is also announcing the official launch of his label 1017 Brick Squad Records, Inc which is prepping new releases from Gucci, Waka Flocka Flame and Brick Squad, a super group consisting of Gucci Mane, Wacka Flocka and OJ Da Juiceman.

Gucci will serve as President and CEO of the label in addition to being the marquee artist.

Speaking on his business moves in a press release, Gucci says that once he's released from confinement it will be officially his time to shine.

“The rest of 2010 is going to be real major. I'm taking control of all of my business properties and keeping the focus on my career, my music and my artists. All the pieces to the puzzle are finally in place and once I get home it's Gucci time."

Although details are just beginning to circulate, Twitter and other social networks are all buzzing about the shooting and speaking on their opinions.

According to sources, Flocka was shot in the arm and a bullet traveled to his chest while he was robbed of his chain in College Park, GA.

When HHW contacted So Icey ENT, a representative responded with the classic  line “No comment” confirming the shooting. (A simple "No" would have done fine if it were not true.)

HHW will update you on the latest on Waka Flocka when more information circulates.

For those who don't know, Waka Flocka Flame is the right hand man of Gucci Mane who is growing in popularity throughout the south.

With his smash club hit "O Lets Do It," Flocka is one of the newest rappers out of Atlanta who hopes to keep the South on the top.

Check out the video below.

“I also recorded a CD to be released right before I come out called The Appeal of the State vs. Radric Davis.  I had to leave my fans with something because they've been supporting me through the tribulations and trials I've been going through in my life.”

Although down, Gucci Mane is never out of the game.  Fresh off the release of The State vs. Radric Davis, Gucci is already making his next moves once he steps outside of the prison walls.

Appropriately titled The Appeal, the next album from the rising rapper is set to be released once he is released from his current bid. 

The buzz must have fed his ego with two CDs already waiting for the world.

While behind the prison walls, La Flare was able to speak on Big Boy's Neighborhood and give some more detail on the story behind his latest album. 

“I'm a very hard worker and I always try to outwork every artist in the industry.  With that being said, I recorded so much music and did so many collaborations.  I recorded two CDs before I even went to jail.  I already got an album that came out December 8, The State vs. Radric Davis and it's doing exceptionally well and it details all that I've been going through with the legal system.”

With the beef officially dead between Gucci and Young Jeezy, the rapper elaborated on the need for the two to put their differences behind them and the fact that it was much bigger than them.  Both residing in Atlanta and having such a strong following, they had to play as role models to make sure their problems didn't spill out to affect those that support them.

“Before the interview had came out, we had collaborated.  Before the interview came out, we had been talking and came to a mutual agreement to co-exist with each other.  The city ain't but so big and both of us got so many people that run up under us that it's kinda selfish to say that we traveling the world and making all this money and people in our crew are on the front lines.  I know with me personally, I didn't want that on my hands so I did it for me as well my team.”

The two collaborated before for the track “So Icey”, and Gucci assured fans to look out for more with one already dropping recently.

“We already collaborated on two songs.  One is already out and one is debuting in a couple of weeks.”

Gucci Mane is taking his time away in stride and not looking at things as the end, but as a brief intermission before he can start the show up once again.

Concert promoter, Willie “Will tha Thrill” McKenzie, told The Famuan school newspaper:

“Gucci was booked and paid to come. I got a call last week from Gucci Mane's lawyer saying his court date had been pushed to the Monday after the show and the judge would have to approve him to leave the state.”

Gucci is due in court on charges he violated his probation. He will be replaced at the concert by Plies.

 Other scheduled performers include Monica, Lil Webbie, Hurricane Chris, Ice Berg and Midget Mac from I Love New York.