One of the truly great albums that helped to define the Miami Bass movement in all it's glory is South Side Pride's 1996 full-length "Hi de Ho" - featuring 14 slammin' tracks with plenty of bounce for the ounce. The album was conceived and produced by Vaughn Wilson with executive input from Mark St. Juste, another prolific bass music innovator. The album features three adventurous mixes of the infectious title track, plus a Mega Jam mix of "Rough In My Ghetto." Originally released on the legendary Street Street Music label, this classic album has been newly remastered for this exclusive release.