Some of you have been asking, "What have the boys form SweatBox been doing?" Well, we've been in the lab finding new sounds, digging in through the digi crates, improving our instrumentation and mixing skillz, and flat out COOKIN UP HEAT.

Check out some of the new product!

Peace to @DrummaBoyFresh for checking out that SweatBox music at ASCAP's #CheckItOut series. And a super big shout to  Joncier Rienecker & Jennifer Drake from ASCAP for inviting us to participate! #EXPECTBIGTHINGS

PEACE TO DIAMOND FOR LETTING US COME THROUGH AND PLAY SOME BANGERS!

EXPECT TO HEAR SOME HEAT FROM THE COLLAB VERY SOON...

“Peace to Bassman Sean for falling thru & blessing us w/the funk. #MYTURN IS GOING TO BE A PROBLEM!

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We at SWEATBOX PRODUCTIONS were heavily influenced by the music and iconic career of Christopher Wallace aka Notorious BIG, Biggie Smalls, Frank White, or just flat out THE GREATEST RAPPER OF ALL TIME (I know it's arguable, but bottom line he's legendary). Even after his death, you can catch us listening to his rhyme style and production of the music to create the music we do today.

Today marks the 15th anniversary of his death and we want to celebrate his life by reposting a "RE-MIXTAPE" we created 2 years ago entitled...

THE SWEATBOX COMMANDMENTS.

Back when we dropped it, we were blessed enough to have it featured on ThisIs50.com, SOHH.com, XXLMAG.com, TheKaosEffect.com, History Of Mixtapes.com,  and a few other blogs. Now that we have our own blog, we wanted to bring the gift of music to you.  Enjoy and RIP Christopher Wallace!

Check out the trailer for the mixtape above (disregard the Myspace mention. Remember Myspace?).

Download The SweatBox Commandments Here

We're workin on a digital ad campaign, but we're still keepin it vintage. #hardware

CALLING ALL SONGWRITERS!!! - SweatBox Productions is looking for talented writers NOW. If you or someone you know has the gift of the pen and lives in Atlanta or lives elsewhere and has access to solid recording options, please contact us at SWEATBOXPRODUCTIONS@GMAIL.COM with contact info, bio, and samples of your work.

FROM SOULBOUNCE.COM - "Chicago singer Kamilah Sumner is on her grind. The sultry-voiced, Bounce-Worthy songstress recently released the video to "Never Bring Me Down," the first cut off of her album Once Upon A Sumner, which was also featured in the Coors Light Search For The Coldest contest. While that simmers, she's also preparing to put out her second single "Love Operator," a song that will have you bobbing your head from jump. "Love Operator" revisits the Mary J. Blige song "I Love You" (itself a sample of Isaac Hayes' work) to tell the story of a woman looking for love on the hotline. Kamilah has the same hunger and hurt in her voice that made this such a memorable Mary J. track and her harmonies are still on point. I look forward to seeing how her hard work and beautiful voice pay off."

SWEATBOX PRODUCTIONS (RIC & KUZI), JAS OF ATL BEAT BATTLE, BEAT BILLIONAIRE, AND B-WEEZY