Rap artist SP Da Don recently released “Dirty South Swagg.” Presented in association with Fastmoney Entertainment and Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes, the project is available at http://www.coast2coastmixtapes.com for free download. “Dirty South Swagg” features SP Da Don on several tracks with label-mate Lady E, as well as the new hit single “In Da Club.”

SP Da Don (also known as Spartacus) was born and raised in Broward County, FL during the 1980s. He is the middle child on his mother’s side, and is part of a very big family—with nearly double-digit siblings. During high school, SP started skipping with his friends and had to go to night school in order to graduate. Upon graduation in 2001, he joined the US Army, making him not only a street soldier, but a war veteran. Not even Iraq and Afghanistan could bring about SP’s demise, but fresh out of the military was when he was first introduced to jail—from then on it was numerous run ins with the law. He found that rap was the only way he could release his stress until the birth of his daughter, and credits her and his mother as his biggest influences.

Fastmoney Entertainment gave SP Da Don a chance to pursue his goal, which is to become the biggest rapper in the industry. Now into the rap game more than ever, he released an LP called Music My Life in late 2011, shot his first video for the single “Government” off the “Dirty South Swagg” project, and is making progress toward a major deal so that he can prove himself in the industry.