The EP is being released by the legendary label, Delicious Vinyl, known for their classic releases from The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, Tone Loc, and many more. Frank Nitt's Jewels in my Backpack hits virtual shelves today.

The beauty of Jewels is in the organic chemistry of Terrace Martin and Frank Nitt's fusion of sound and style. A highly accomplished producer, Martin has arranged tracks for such artists as Snoop, Talib Kweli, and Warren G to name a few.

His highly developed musical technique provided a bright array of beats on which Nitt unwound his signature gritty prose. The EP is a blend of the artists' two worlds. "He's [Martin] much more glossy than where I come from. His production has a shinier sound, which are the jewels. And here I am as this underground artist, a backpack MC who can rock over these jewels" explains Nitt. The end result is a powerful hip-hop hybrid that seamlessly blends regional aesthetics of both their hometowns.

Having released four albums as the Detroit-based duo Frank-n-Dank with Dankery Harv, Frank Nitt is no stranger to the rap game. His previous works boast the production mastery of hip-hop legend J. Dilla, and command attention and respect across the globe. Breaching into the realm as a solo-artist, Nitt now has full control of his musical endeavors. "It's all on me. Being solo raises the stakes but I'm confident in the music I make," professes Nitt. The EP has guest appearances by Kurupt and DJ Quik, beefing up the credentials to this classic-in-the-making.

Frank Nitt's Jewels In My Backpack EP boasts 6 songs that cover topics from partying n' bulls*** to girls to love to adjusting to the LA party scene and more. "Psychedelic Freaky Girls" is a technicolor steamer trunk of a track, bursting with Terrace Martin's musicality and the randy croon of J. Black. The single, "Go Girl," featuring The Problem pays homage to the ladies and delivers a deep riding bass that drives Frank's true-to-life lyrics through the speakers.