The album is a true ode to the ATL and features nearly every major act from the city. In addition, JD also recruited Quavo, Ludacris, Rocko, K Camp, YFN Lucci, Belly Gang Kushington, SWAVAY, Killer Mike, Jagged Edge, Lil Jon, Skooly, Princess of Crime Mob, Pastor Troy and more. Dupri dropped the album nearly a month after he finally released "Magic City: An American Fantasy" on Starz.

The five-party docuseries provides a thorough history of the revered establishment from its inception in 1985 through the lens of Magic City's founder, Michael “Mr. Magic” Barney, his previous employees, and the rap artists who frequent there. It also explains the club's impact on Southern Hip-Hop throughout the 90s and the 2000s. Drake, Nelly, Big Boi and others appear in the docuseries and talk about their experiences inside the famed strip club.

Earlier this week, Jermaine Dupri sat down with The Breakfast Club to talk about the album, the docuseries and more. Listen to Magic City on iHeartRadio and watch the entire interview below.

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