As previously reported Gucci recently dropped the video for his new single “Gucci Time” featuring Alicia Keys' husband Swizz Beatz.

On the East Atlanta rapper's latest album he'll be accompanied by Bun B, Ray-J, Nicki Minaj, Estelle and Wyclef.

The Appeal is set to hit stores September 28, check out the cover and tracklisting below.

1. Lil Friend (Feat. Bun B)
2. Trap Talk
3. Missing
4. What It's Gonna Be
5. Making Love To The Money
6. Gucci Time (Feat. Swizz Beatz)
7. Party Animal
8. Remember When (Feat. Ray J)
9. Haterade (Feat. Nicki Minaj and Pharrell)
10. It's Alive (Feat. Swizz Beatz)
11. ODog (Feat. Wyclef)
12. Dollar Sign
13. Brand New
14. Weirdo
15. Grown Man (Feat. Estelle)

[Check under the jump for footage of Gucci recording his adlibs for his I-Phone application]

Gucci is also encouraging fans to follow him on Twitter at his @Gucci1017  page that he says he handles on his own.

“I twit myself, nobody does it for me. I do it, it's me you're talking to. I respond, I'm putting twitpics every two or three seconds. So follow me Gucci1017.”

Check out Gucci recording for his new app and speaking on Twitter below.

Not even a cell could hold Gucci Mane as he continues to try and conquer the Hip-Hop world.

Teaming up with DJ Holiday, La Flare is picking up where he left off with the release of The Burrprint 2, which is a follow up to his biggest mixtape of 2009.

Looking to keep his name relevant while doing his bid in prison, this project will be the first installment to a series of commercial mixtapes coming from Gucci.

Gucci Mane feat. Ludacris - Atlanta Zoo

Consisting of 24 tracks, look for the project to be released on April 13 and features big names such as Trey Songz, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Lil Kim, Yo Gotti, Ludacris and many others.

“Many of my fans know me from the massive amounts of mixtapes I've released over the years,” says Gucci Mane, currently serving a 1-year sentence for a parole violation. “The Burrprint 2 mixtape is just something I wanted to put out there as a thank you for all those who have stuck by me through my incarceration, all those who have written letters, this is for you… I will be home soon.”

The 24-track tape will feature all new songs from the rapper.

“Gucci called me from Fulton County and told me to start recording,” says DJ Holiday. “He busted a hot verse right there on the phone and that's what you hear on the record, with the 1-minute automated warning and all, ‘you have one minute remaining', it's so real.”

The series will also serve as a building block to his next album.  Dropping The State vs. Radric Davis before getting locked up in 2009, Gucci will be creating The Appeal, which is scheduled to hit stores over the summer.

“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.