Pusha T hunkers down in the studio with Scott Storch for some fresh new joints following the release of his My Name Is My Name LP, which dropped in October. He notes a need for heavy production on his next release as one of the reasons for enlisting Storch, whose recent return to the game could yield some serious heat. According to Storch, Pusha has requested a more sophisticated sound and would prefer to avoid trap beats altogether. The pair have commandeered a Miami studio to collaborate on an unspecified number of joints for Pusha T's upcoming King Push LP. The reunion follows Storch's production on "Fast Life" by the Clipse. Check the footage below for the full report. Purchase Pusha's MNIMN via iTunes. Stay tuned for more.
