Produced by Drumma Boy, Echo is both a potential hit and the perfect record to showcase Zoe's artistic growth. In perhaps his most crossover-friendly record yet, Zoe dismisses a woman who's been nothing but trouble though she's pleading for him to give her another chance, he's already left the building, so all she's going to hear is her own Echo. Though previously-featured Rick Ross collabo What It Is (with an added verse by Kollossus) was officially planned as the second single, the label team has decided to turn its attention to the album's last track as well.

Manufactured and Distributed by Atlantic Recording. On October 28, 2008, 'Lost', Gorilla Zoe's first single from his second album, was released. Provided to YouTube by Bad Boy RecordsEcho Gorilla ZoeDon't Feed Da Animals 2009 Bad Boy Records, LLC.

With the March 17th release date of sophomore album Don't Feed The Animals less than a week away, Gorilla Zoe's marketing team at Block/Bad Boy South have been scrambling for a fitting follow-up to online mega-hit (and modest offline success) Lost. In 2007, Gorilla Zoe was chosen for the 2008 XXL Freshmen cover along with rappers Saigon, Plies, Rich Boy, Joell Ortiz, Lupe Fiasco, Lil Boosie, Crooked I, Papoose, and Young Dro.

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