Paul, known originally for his role in 1980s Hip Hop band Stetsasonic, worked with local storied emcee Superstar.

The duo would record a 1995 album called Horror City. Despite Paul's relationship with Tommy Boy Records and short-lived Doo Doo Man boutique imprint at Def Jam, he was unable to find a home for the work.

Today, Paul released Horror City to fans online for free. "I sat on this project for a while but it always had a dear place in my heart because I thought it was really good and the talent was there," said the producer in a statement today. Some of the instrumentals created by the Handsome Boy Modeling School producer would later end up on his 1999 sophomore solo album, Prince Among Thieves.

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Finishing this up right now... the production is top notch as would be expected for Paul during this time period. Emceeing is cool. I can see some people really loving this. Personally, the emceeing could be better, but it definitely is not the worst I've heard from that mid 1990s time period.