That wave Max-B has been riding just turned into a tsunami.
The incarcerated rapper received some much needed good news on Wednesday (May 26) as a judge ruled Jim Jones no longer has control of his publishing or recording rights.
XXL is reporting that the judge ruled Max has completed obligations under both his 2005 recording contract and 2007 publishing deals. Max was once a part of Jones' Byrd Gang before the two had a falling out.
Now Max can finally release his debut album 'Vigilante Season'.
Amalgam Digital will be putting the album out on it's indie label although the release date has not been set.
Max also got good news recently regarding his prison sentence for his role in a 2005 robbery that left one man dead. He was granted an appeal in the case and is waiting a trial date.
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