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       *Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige and Timbaland turn up in the “Lost and Found,” the name of Will Smith’s first rap album in three years and first for Interscope since leaving his longtime home, Columbia.

       Due March 29, the set features first single “Switch,” produced by Kwame (Amel Larrieux, Bootsy Collins). Elephant Man appears on one remix, while Robin Thicke jumps on a separate R&B reworking.  Snoop joins Big Willie on “Pump Ya Breaks,” while Blige assists the Fresh Prince on an as-yet-unnamed song, reports “Billboard.”     

       His old partner DJ Jazzy Jeff and Timbaland are among the producer who worked on the project, which he tells “Billboard,” “features the most in-depth, revealing writing that I've done in my career." Smith said he wrote over 50 tracks for the album that reportedly attempts to de-emphasize his squeaky-clean image.

      One track, "Mr. Nice Guy," is said to discuss "how people mistake being nice for being soft."