Scott Storch Claims New Music With Chris Brown, Rick Ross & Tyga Will Help Bankruptcy

Scott Storch is putting the future of his financial success in the hands of Chris Brown, Rick Ross and Tyga.

The famed producer who recently filed for bankruptcy for the second time, is banking on the new music he's producing for Brown's next album and expects it to lift him out of debt by summer's end, Storch told TMZ.

Brown's follow up to 2014's "X" and seventh solo studio album is set for a fall release, reports Billboard.

The yet-to-be-titled album will include his single "Liquor," which was produced by Hit-Boy, not Storch.

The 41-year-old broke producer also said the work he's been doing with Ross and Tyga will also help bankroll his lavish lifestyle.

Ross was arrested for a June 7 pistol-whipping of a groundskeeper at his Georgia mansion on Wednesday, the same day news broke of Storch's bankruptcy, which could potentially infringe on the producer's plan if the music they've been working on isn't complete.

"The victim lost use of his jaw and is restricted to soft foods and liquid diet only as a result of not being able to chew food," cops said in an arrest warrant.

The Miami rapper doesn't look like he'll be getting out anytime soon as he was denied bail for his second arrest this month. He was arrested earlier this month on a misdemeanor marijuana charge.

If that fails there's always his new record label called CCS that he's already signed R&B singer Mario for, TMZ reports.

Storch valued his debt at nearly $4.4 million and his remaining personal assets at $3,600, court records obtained by the Daily News stated.

He's now down to $100 in cash, $500 in clothing and $3,000 watch, he said.

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