Eminem will be among the guests on "Black Trash: The Autobiography Of Kirk Jones," the solo debut from rapper Sticky Fingaz, formerly of Onyx. Due out in February, the Universal album will feature Eminem and Sticky Fingaz sharing the mic on the track "What If I Was White?" Fingaz previously appeared on the track "Remember Me" on Eminem's recent "The Marshall Mathers LP" (Web/Aftermath/Interscope).
Also guesting on the album, which Fingaz describes as, "an audio movie, erasing the line between movies and music," are Raekwon, Cannibus, Redman, Rah Digga, Dave Hollister, and Superb. A video project to support the album will feature Fingaz playing Jones, and guest rappers appearing in supporting roles and cameos.
Fingaz, who also has a three-picture deal with Miramax, has substantial acting experience, having appeared in the films "Next Friday," "Too Deep," and "Dead Presidents," and on the television shows "New York Undercover" and "Nash Bridges." Aside from roles in the upcoming feature films "True Vinyl" and "Orange County," he has several scripts in the works, and is developing "the first hip-hop trivia board game," which he plans to release in 2001.
Also guesting on the album, which Fingaz describes as, "an audio movie, erasing the line between movies and music," are Raekwon, Cannibus, Redman, Rah Digga, Dave Hollister, and Superb. A video project to support the album will feature Fingaz playing Jones, and guest rappers appearing in supporting roles and cameos.
Fingaz, who also has a three-picture deal with Miramax, has substantial acting experience, having appeared in the films "Next Friday," "Too Deep," and "Dead Presidents," and on the television shows "New York Undercover" and "Nash Bridges." Aside from roles in the upcoming feature films "True Vinyl" and "Orange County," he has several scripts in the works, and is developing "the first hip-hop trivia board game," which he plans to release in 2001.
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