Hip Hop Artist BANK Releases Debut Album "I Was Just Recording"

Online, September 4, 2010 (Newswire.com) - New York - Hip Hop Artist Bank has released his debut Album, " I Was Just
Recording" on August 10th, 2010. The album is being released on his
Atlanta based, independent record label Southern Produce Entertainment and
is currently available on Itunes.

The album is a follow up to 2009's "2000 N Plenty Mixtape", which was
recorded by the North Carolina Native after serving two tours of duty with
the U.S. Army in Iraq and hosted by DJ Sense of D.J. Drama's The Aphilliates
and the "Fresh Hits Daily Mixtape" which he released in early 2010.

"I Was Just Recording" is Bank's first album and contains 15 songs
including the singles KEEP IT MOVING (K.I.M.), IN A ZONE, and HEAT IT UP.
The album showcases Bank's unique delivery and subject matter that set him
apart from anyone else in Hip Hop. With his southern accent and singing
drawl, Bank touches on subjects that all people can relate to. As a lyricist,
Bank chooses to deviate from the stereotypical subject matters of violence
and drugs and focuses instead on being the voice for the everyday person.

The first single, KEEP IT MOVING (K.I.M.) is currently being placed on radio
coast to coast. Bank is following up the release of "I Was Just Recording"
with select touring and showcasing on the East Coast through the rest of 2010.

For more information, promo requests or to set up an interview please contact
Lance Williams,
The FOCOTheory Agency PR and Management:
718-938-8804
[email protected]