In 2003, the day he was released from prison, Ol' Dirty Bastard signed a contract with Roc-A-Fella Records. Living at his mother's home under house arrest and with a court-ordered probation, he used his criminal record to title his VH1 special, "Inside Out: Ol' Dirty Bastard on Parole". He also managed to record his third album "A Son Unique", which was originally scheduled to be released through Dame Dash Music Group in 2004; as of 2020, however, the album has never been released. In October 2004, one month before his death, his last collaboration was with Jon B. on the track "Everytime" from the album, "Stronger Everyday". In 2005, five months after his death, he appeared posthumously on the song "Blah-Blah-Blah" by Brooke Valentine on her debut album, "Chain Letter".