New album in stores Jan 15th

Guest appearances by:

• Chino XL
• Liquid Assassin (of Grave Plott)
• Akir (of Viper Records)
• Trigga Man
• Base Jase
• Bobby Hook

Fuck Yo Radio took Black Pegasus to a whole new audience with national distribution. The Production really stands out with Base Jase, Max Mercy, J-pres and Pavaritti all providing their own touch. This project showcases the talent of Trigga, one of the new artists on Brass Knuckle Ent. Songs like "Someday", "A Hold of Your Life" and "I Gotta Go" are favorites amongst all the Knuckle-Heads (Brass Knuckle Supporters) at live shows. The Title track maintains Black P's stance on corporate radios abuse of power, and calls them out on it personally.

Knuckle up is a fan favorite album from Black Pegasus with more than 10,000 copies sold locally. Black P shows hes got the total package with this project. He delivers hard hitting battle lines on tracks like "Knuckle Up" and "Bow Your Head". Then switches lanes on bouncy club tracks like "Ladies Say" or "Do Ya Thang". Black P and Base Jase deliver a phenomenal combo on "Club Killah", going against corporate radio and the club scene. Finally to show he can shine some positive knowledge on fans he drops songs like "Keep On Movin" and "High and Higher".

Black Pegasus first full length solo effort. This self titled album was also called "My Album Aint Done Yet" which is also the title of the second track. This album has features from Accumen, Scott HIres, FOS, Tommy Wreck, Samir and Asoge. Base Jase also provides his vocal talents on " Ladies Rule The World", one of the stand out tracks on the album.

This rare gem was Black Pegasus first solo effort. When one of the members of F.O.S. was encarcerated Black Pegasus kept things moving forward. Focusing his skills on establishing himself as a solo artist. This EP had classic Black P material like the title track "Sexy Video Killah" and the cult classic "U R What U Eat" which featured MC Strife from F.O.S. The album is now out of print, but might resurface some day for digital download.

F.O.S. was Black P's group before he went solo. The three members of the group were Black Pegasus, Mc Strife and DJ Andirexit. F.O.S. stood for Fusions of Syllables and there were several other meanings behind the acronym as the album title reveils. They released two albums and performed at several local shows creating a huge buzz around Colorado. F.O.S. even got recognition from Chuck D of Public Enemy on his radio show after he heard their album at the South By Southwest music festival. Black P gained alot of his hardcore fans around this time.