This is an amazing document and an essential piece of Dirty South history. This compilation harvests some of the group's finest moments from its solo and group efforts, with the king-jewel of the crown being Juvenile's runaway Dirty bounce smash "Back That Azz Up." In comparison to other label families overrun with a stable of talent and endless finances, the arsenal of Cash Money was comparatively limited, and that's definitely a good thing, as Mannie Fresh cooks up Dirty South beats like few can and the boys deliver their trademark raunch and style so easily identifiable. The label is distributed by Republic, which used to be Universal Republic. While No Limit Records was at the pinnacle of its game, Cash Money quietly positioned itself to inherit the crown with a string of chart-topping hits and when the Cash Money empire began its downward slope, many looked to Juvenile and company to inherit the crown. Cash Money Records is an American record label founded in 1991 by brothers Ronald 'Slim' Williams and Bryan 'Birdman' Williams.
Throughout the '90s and well into early part of the new millennium, the Cash Money mafia carried the Dirty South flag in a way few other labels/groups have. As the Pen & Pixel designer behind iconic album covers for Cash Money (in addition to art for Rap-A-Lot and other labels), Shawn, alongside his brother, Aaron.
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