Ludaversal Listening Session

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Atlanta’s Means Street Studios was the host for Ludacris’ Ludaversal album listening party tonight, sending ATL up on a Tuesday.

The listening party for Luda’s 8th studio album featured a who’s who of A-Town hip-hop tastemakers, as DJs Drama, Cannon, Sense, Infamous, Swamp Izzo and many others were in attendance.

With a room filled with notable DJs, rapper/producer Big K.R.I.T., rap group Two Nine, producer Drumma Boy, numerous bloggers and music industry professionals, Ludacris, alongside his longtime manager Chaka Zulu, previewed a handful of tracks off the upcoming Ludaversal.

Songs featuring Usher and the aforementioned Big K.R.I.T., with production by Mike Will Made It, Da Internz and Mel & Mus, kept heads nodding throughout the listening session.

The album’s latest single “Call Ya Bluff” was a crowd favorite, and was released today online.

spearheaded by Def Jam rep Kadife Sylvester, It was a huge success and start to Luda’s Ludaversal campaign.

Check out photos from the listening party here and be sure to pick up Ludaversal on March 31st.

-Randy Roper