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Check the studio session.

The Broad Street Bully has returned to the booth. It looks like Beans is back to being focused on the music, after seemingly putting aside his legal troubles, and issues with Jay-Z.

From the sounds of what he's working on, a new mixtape is on the way from B. Sigel. Peep the video.

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Beanie Sigel seems to be ready to get back to the music as of late.

The Broad Street Bully does his thing, but you be the judge of the Massachusetts MC's.

Frost & Peedi add some heat over the Shabba Ranks Classic "Ting-a-Ling."  Throwback Jakk Coming Soon! 

Beanie Sigel sat with MTV and gave some insight on his past with Jay-Z and how he was blocked from joining 50 Cent's G-Unit roster.

When Beans got out of prison in 2005, he was still on Roc-a-fella and an artist on Def Jam. He spoke with 50 Cent, who then had his label on Interscope and was willing to do a joint venture with Sigel.

"[50] wanted to give me a label, a whole label deal ... and a whole lot of money too."

The Broad Street Bully didn't just jump ship, he went to Hov to ask for separation from the parent label.

"I told him I had to roll. 'If you can't make that situation happen for me, I gotta leave. I gotta go,' " he explained.

"I asked him to just let me go — from Def Jam, not from Roc-A-Fella — because he was the president of Def Jam. 'I want to leave Def Jam, I'm out. You're the president, you can push that button. Let me get my release papers.' "

But the president of the historic label didn't really give his protege a negative response, he simply stalled. "He was like, 'Nah, let me see what I could do.' That 'see what I could do' turned into another two years."

State Property cohort, Freeway did however pull off a joint deal with G-Unit and Def Jam that was short-lived and was rumored to have gone down without the official approval of Jay.

Does Beans have a right to be a little salty?