Swizz has long denied hooking up with Alicia during his marriage to the R&B singer, despite Mashonda’s allegations to the contrary.

The track will be featured on Beat Down Brown’s upcoming album Graffiti, scheduled for release Dec. 15. The video was directed by Joseph Kahn, who also worked with Chris on his hit “Forever” video.

Swizz, as you may recall, is still married to R&B singer Mashonda.

Hip-hop producer has paid to the late King of Pop painting a portrait of the late superstar.

Turns out A. Keys’ still-married Buss It Baby is an avid art collector, and he created this mixed-media piece, featuring Jackson during his heyday as child star of The Jackson 5, as a tribute to the music icon.

Swizz calls the piece “Remember The Time.”

“R.I.P. MJ the great. I took some time out to do a dedication piece tonight instead of rocking in the studio,” said in a Tweet Tuesday.

Hip-hop producer Swizz Beatz wants to ban publicity of his bitter divorce battle with estranged wife Mashonda.

Swizz – real name Kasseem Dean – split from the R&B hook singer last after four years of marriage. Mashonda filed for divorce in February after she discovered her husband had been having an affair with multiplatinum-selling singer Alicia Keys.

On Monday, Swizz confirmed that he is, in fact, dating Keys, he has now asked Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Deborah Kaplan for a gag order to prevent further publicity of the proceedings.

Mashonda’s lawyer, Bernard Clair, called the move “curious,” telling the NY Post that the divorce proceedings had been “flying under the radar until Mr. Dean and Alicia Keys went public about their long-term affair and he released a song implying that he likes it when Alicia serves him breakfast naked. Now that Mr. Dean’s questionable conduct is being scrutinized, he suddenly wants a gag order and the media to be locked out?”

“What we have is so precious. But we’re nowhere ready for a baby or a ring,” Swizz told The New York Daily News over the weekend.

Rumors of their relationship have been around since last year, when the 28-year-old singer reportedly threw Swizz a birthday party at New York’s Guggenheim Museum. The Recent song “Best I Ever Had” – which Swizz produced with singer Drake – recently confirmed the gossip. The lyrics read: “Wake up in the morning and my baby cooked me breakfast/A’s wearing nothing on but a necklace/Yeah, she says she wanna treat me like a king/I get big gifts so the money ain’t a damn thing/She gave me a party at the Guggenheim/What’s next? The ring? The baby? She really loves me!”

The 30-year-old star – who has a two-year-old son Kasseem Jr. with Mashonda – admits the lyrics have been fabricated a little.

“This whole song is not about Alicia. The part about her cooking breakfast for me naked – she’s never done that for me!”

Mashonda is seeking interim support for their son, arguing that Swizz has slashed his support payments in recent months.

Swizz’s lawyer, Dan Rottenstreich, insists, “He has taken care of her and his son above and beyond what’s required.”

Swizz will perform an original song, “When I Step Into the Club,” alongside the JabbaWockeez of “America’s Best Dance Crew” during a launch event in New York City next Tuesday, May 5, Billboard.com reports. Director Hype Williams will direct an accompanying music video.

“Beatz is a long-time fan of the brand and approached us looking for ways we could work together. Since this product is all about having fun in the club, he suggested collaborating on a track that would be a hot dance song in the clubs,” Andy Glaser, senior VP of Hennessy Business, said in a statement to Billboard on Monday.