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Governor Washington Jr., better known as Governor, is an Southern american Soul (music) and R&B singer who was signed to T.I.'s label, Grand Hustle, under the aegis of Atlantic Records. He is signed to the newly formed G-Note Records which is a subsidiary label of 50 Cent's G-Unit Records.

Governor Washington Jr. was born in Charles City, Virginia. His father was a preacher.[7] After declining an offer to attend the Berklee College of Music, he formed the Jodeci-style group Case Closed. After moving to New York City, then back to Virginia, Governor left the group and returned to New York on his own. He released the album Another State Of Mind in 2000.[8]
[edit] 2010 - Present

After signing to G-Unit Records in 2009, Governor was signed to the newly formed subsidiary G-Note Records, where he released the first single off his upcoming album.[9] The song is called "Here We Go Again" and features his boss 50 Cent.[10] The song will be released for digital download on December 27, 2010. In an interview with G-Unit Radio, his boss 50 Cent said that Governor was "extremely talented" and that "he is about to blow".[11] Along with releasing his first single, "Here We Go Again" off his upcoming album, Governor reported that he was working on mixtapes aswell as putting out new music on thisis50.com regularly to promote his album.[12][13]
[edit] Discography

* Another State of Mind (2000)
* Son of Pain (2006)

[edit] Singles
Year Song Artist(s) Album
2006 "Blood, Sweat & Tears" Governor Son of Pain
" You Got The Power" Governor Son of Pain
2010 "Here We Go Again" Governor (feat. 50 Cent) Third Studio Album
[edit] Guest Appearances
Year Song Artist(s) Album
2002 "PJ's" Wyclef Jean, Prolific Masquerade
" Since Supernatural" Santana, Melkie Jean Shaman
" The World" G-Unit God's plan
2006 "Hello" T.I. King
" Destiny" T.I. Grand Hustle Presents: In da Streetz Volume 4
2009 "Do You Think About Me" 50 Cent Before I Self Destruct
2010 "They Burned Me" 50 Cent
" Kill It" Lloyd Banks The Hunger for More 2


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	Videos: Governor Crazy Life Here We Go Again Governor Washington Jr., better known as Governor, is an Southern american Soul (music) and R&B singer who was signed to T.I.'s label, Grand Hustle, under the aegis of Atlantic Records. He is signed to the newly formed G-Note Records which is a subsidiary label of 50 Cent's G-Unit Records. Governor Washington Jr. was born in Charles City, Virginia. His father was a preacher.[7] After declining an offer to attend the Berklee College of Music, he formed the Jodeci-style group Case Closed. After moving to New York City, then back to Virginia, Governor left the group and returned to New York on his own. He released the album Another State Of Mind in 2000.[8] [edit] 2010 - Present After signing to G-Unit Records in 2009, Governor was signed to the newly formed subsidiary G-Note Records, where he released the first single off his upcoming album.[9] The song is called "Here We Go Again" and features his boss 50 Cent.[10] The song will be released for digital download on December 27, 2010. In an interview with G-Unit Radio, his boss 50 Cent said that Governor was "extremely talented" and that "he is about to blow".[11] Along with releasing his first single, "Here We Go Again" off his upcoming album, Governor reported that he was working on mixtapes aswell as putting out new music on thisis50.com regularly to promote his album.[12][13] [edit] Discography * Another State of Mind (2000) * Son of Pain (2006) [edit] Singles Year Song Artist(s) Album 2006 "Blood, Sweat & Tears" Governor Son of Pain " You Got The Power" Governor Son of Pain 2010 "Here We Go Again" Governor (feat. 50 Cent) Third Studio Album [edit] Guest Appearances Year Song Artist(s) Album 2002 "PJ's" Wyclef Jean, Prolific Masquerade " Since Supernatural" Santana, Melkie Jean Shaman " The World" G-Unit God's plan 2006 "Hello" T.I. King " Destiny" T.I. Grand Hustle Presents: In da Streetz Volume 4 2009 "Do You Think About Me" 50 Cent Before I Self Destruct 2010 "They Burned Me" 50 Cent " Kill It" Lloyd Banks The Hunger for More 2
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