Born in Jackson, Mississippi, David Banner, the rapper, actor, music producer, record label exec and philanthropist, releases his most personal album. Emerging from more than a year of in-depth humanitarian and philanthropic efforts to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina, he was eager to get back into the studio and practice his craft. "Everybody wants to hear the hits and I got 'em," says Banner. "But I wouldn't be calling it The Greatest Story if it also wasn't truthful. My fans know I'm going to be telling...   [ read more ]

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As the lone Mississippi rapper with a major-label deal, David Banner (formerly of Crooked Lettaz) has a lot to prove, even after his 2000 solo debut became a critical success. Mississippi: The Album is a very schizophrenic record, alternating a parade of one-note thug tracks ("F*** 'Em," "What It Do") with more reflective material concerned with the realities of down South living ("Mississippi," "Cadillac on 22's"). No matter the situation, Banner's an excellent rapper, capable of m...   [ read more ]

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