Things have been relatively quiet on the G-Unit front for the last year or so.

After the release of their second comeback EP The Beast Is G-Unit last March, the focus of each G-Unit member has been on solo work, as we’ve seen a number of mixtapes from currently imprisoned Young Buck and just received word of an upcoming Lloyd Banks mixtape as well.

While the legendary NYC crew is still expected to drop a proper full-length follow-up to their 2008 sophomore album T.O.S., a project which received a pretty lukewarm reaction at best, fans will be happy to hear a collection of unreleased records will soon be made public thanks to Tony Yayo and DJ Whoo Kid.

Whoo Kid, G-Unit’s longtime DJ, recently took to Twitter to announce that he would be releasing The Lost Flash Drive next week, a mixtape full of previously-unreleased G-Unit tracks, citing Tony Yayo’s demands as the reason for the release.

https://twitter.com/DJWhooKid/status/767442080062767104

Although no details have been released about when these tracks were recorded or how many we’ll be getting, this is still exciting news for G-Unit fans, and the prospect of these tracks coming from the early 2000s would be a welcome trip down Memory Lane, back to when the crew’s sound dominated the airwaves and streets alike.

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By Brent Bradley. Follow him on Twitter.

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