For the first time in an interview, Pusha T detailed the producers and special guests fans can expect on the upcoming solo debut.

Pusha speaks on his new single, as well as his current tour with Fabolous.

Pusha T decodes “Keys Open Doors” from 2006’s “Hell Hath No Fury” on Decoded.

Pusha T decodes “Doesn’t Matter” from January’s “Wrath of Caine” mixtape, revealing how he feels about G.O.O.D Music haters and the moment he felt like a “full fledged rapper.”

Pusha T talks beef with Lil Wayne, Drake, his infamous Lebron James lyric, his top emcees and the new album My Name Is My Name.

If I’m not crazy, I’d half-bet that the single Pusha T is about to put forward — he called it ‘I Am’ — might be the ‘I Am A God’ single that’s causing so much stir right now.

In this episode, G.O.O.D. Music Recording Artist Pusha T tells the story about how he got into music because of his older brother/partner Malice. Who was always into Hip-Hop. He tells how his brother was rapping with Timbaland in middle school and how they ran into Pharrell Williams. With him being in the environment of these people writing and recording songs. He decided to join in and he wrote his first rap song titled “Thief Of The Night”. He says this became the start of the hip hop duo “Clipse”.

Pusha also says the biggest part of being an artist for him, is seeing the crowd and the fans react to what he puts out in the market place.

Quote: “When I hear the term “Be Heard”, its just about having a voice. It’s about letting your thoughts and your opinions and your feelings be on display. You really open yourself up to scrutiny and everything else, but you know. You get to give the people what you want them to hear.” – Pusha T

Watch him end the session with an “off the dome” freestyle.