Update: Young Buck Says "Ten-A-Key Boys" A No Go, Preps Solo Mixtape

Former G-Unit soldier Young Buck is currently prepping the release of his new mixtape later this month.

Just days after his discharge from G-Unit by 50 Cent, Buck began to strike back with a few projects of his own, including a reported new mixtape by producer J.A. featuring All Star and Yo Gotti titled, "Ten-A-Key Boys: From Cashsville to Memphis."

Today (April 14), has learned that the "Ten-A-Key Boys" project will not be happening. A rep for Buck explained that Buck will be focusing on his own solo endeavors in the near future instead.

"Let it be clear, Young Buck has not joined or formed any new groups including the Ten-A-Key Boys, contrary to what has been mentioned on the web," the source said. "However, Young Buck's new mixtape is due for release very soon."

J.A. the producer that was reported to have put the mixtape together confirmed the statement.

"There is no 'Ten-A-Key Boys' mixtape," J.A. - who's worked with Dipset's Cam'ron, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana - told. "There is no Ten-A-Key Boys group. "Young Buck is working on his solo mixtape tentatively titled, 'Honorable Discharge: Cashville Chronicles,' which I am producing for."

Young Buck is also slated to release a new mixtape with his fellow Cashville artists, Sosa, The Plug, The Outlawz and C-Bo.

Buck's "Honorable Discharge: Cashville Chronicles" is set to drop later this month.